Biblical Answer

When praying for healing that's not happening, it's essential to remember that we must pray for God to be glorified in the situation, whether He chooses to heal or not. We should pray out of the same compassion of heart that Jesus felt for those whom He healed. This kind of prayer helps us to see that healing is not just about the physical body but also about God's glory and our relationship with Him.

It's also crucial to understand that healing is not always instantaneous, and God's timing is not our timing. We should not beat ourselves up if healing doesn't happen right away. Instead, we should continue to pray, trusting that God is working in the situation, even if we can't see it. As the Bible says, "There is a time to heal" (Ecclesiastes 3:3). We must learn to trust God's decision and timing, even when we don't understand it.

In times of unhealing, it's essential to ask God to give us faith to believe for a great answer. When we can't make a faith statement, we can pray like the father of the boy who wasn't healed by the disciples, "Lord, I believe; help my unbelief!" (Mark 9:24). We must also remember that our prayers can do real good, even if they don't heal us in the way we want. God works through the natural and supernatural ways, and we must trust in His sovereignty and goodness, even when we don't see immediate results.