"응답없는 기도, 그래도 해야하는 이유"

Do you have nights where you feel weary and discouraged in the face of unanswered prayers? The figures in the Bible were no different. From Hannah, who wept bitterly while saving her children; Habakkuk, who openly protested to God, asking, "Why are you silent?"; Psalm 88, which ends in darkness to the very end; the parable of the widow who persistently knocked; Paul, who had to carry his thorn in the flesh despite pleading three times to remove it; and even Jesus, who prayed in Gethsemane, "Not as I will." This video was created to offer a small comfort to those who are weary while waiting for an answer at this very moment, through the stories of biblical figures who continued to pray even when there was no answer, or when it did not come in the way they desired. 📖 Messages Shared 00:00 Opening - The Night of Unanswered Prayers 01:00 Hannah's Tears (1 Samuel 1:10, 18) 03:00 Habakkuk's Protest and Waiting (Habakkuk 1:2-3, 2:1, 3:17-18) 05:00 Psalm 88, It Is Okay to End in Darkness (Psalm 13:1, 88:18) 07:00 The Parable of the Unjust Judges (Luke 18:1, 4-5, 7) 09:00 Paul's Thorn (2 Corinthians 12:8-9) 11:00 Jesus in Gethsemane (Matthew 26:39, 42) 13:00 Closing - What It Means to Continue Praying To those of you holding onto unanswered prayers today, you are not alone. Please feel free to leave a comment with any messages you would like to share or prayer requests you may have. Subscribing and liking this video gives me great strength in preparing for the next video. 🙏 #UnansweredPrayer #AnswerToPrayer #FaithComfort #HannahsPrayer #Habakkuk #Psalm88 #GethsemanePrayer #Paul'sThorn #DoNotLossDespair #ChristianHealing #QT #BibleMeditation #FaithLife #WordsOfComfort #WordOfTheDay #CCM #BibleFigures #PersistentPrayer #ParableOfTheUnjustJudge