Prayer: The Unjust Judge

This sermon discusses the importance of prayer in a Christian context. Teaching Elder, Leke Aina, emphasizes that prayer is more than simply asking for things; it is a fundamental spiritual exercise that involves communion with God and the potential for transformation. They then explore different types of prayer, like prayer of intercession, decree, and consecration, illustrating their purpose and application. He highlights the consistent message that man ought always to pray, drawing a parallel with the parable of the unjust judge in Luke 18:1-8. This parable underscores the importance of persistence in prayer, suggesting that even an unjust judge can be persuaded by persistent pleading, emphasizing that God, the just judge, is even more inclined to answer the prayers of those who persevere. The sermon concludes by reaffirming that God desires to answer our prayers, encouraging readers to embrace a consistent prayer life as a pathway to spiritual growth and transformation.