Today we have read the word of Luke chapter 11. The Lord spoke about the prayer He taught us. God wanted to teach us to pray. And through this, He is telling us, “This is how prayer is done, by faith.” And He explains this part by giving an example. “Which of you, when a friend comes to you at midnight and says, ‘I have nothing to eat, so just lend me three loaves of bread,’ would say, ‘Look here, my man, what time is it now? And my children and my wife have all gone to bed, so it is late this evening and I cannot give you any. Come tomorrow morning or do something like that.’ Would you do that?” That is right. Given the circumstances, it is bothersome and one is in no position to give, but when a close friend comes and asks for help, how many friends would refuse it? No matter how late at night it is, if a friend comes and keeps knocking on the door and asking, saying that he has nothing to eat and asking to be lent some, would one not have no choice but to lend it, if only because of his earnest pleading? To the one who asks while pleading, one cannot but lend. How much more, then, when a child of God asks God, his own Father, would God not give? That is what it means.
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