Thank you for joining us today on our daily Christian prayer podcast with myself, Reverend Ben Cooper, recorded live here in London, England. Wherever you are, I believe mercy is over your life. Healing is in your life. If you can support this listener-supportive ministry, can you please click the hyperlink? You know, just click that button. Three pounds a month, you know, supporting this ministry. We can't do this without you. We need your prayers. We really need prayers for the work that God is calling us to. You know, may God bless you and carry you. Thank you for joining us for these quick, fired, five-minute commuter prayers, whether you're at the coffee machine, whether you're running for the train, whether you're driving the bus, the car, the van, the truck, whatever you may be doing, whether you're running the hoover around the house, whether you're on the treadmill in the gym, whether you're on the treadmill of life, wherever you are, straight out of the barrel of truth. As we always say, we don't edit it any in any way, which shape and form. It is just straight out. So if I'm tired, you're getting a load of rumble jumble. But right now we're gonna pray because God is gonna remove the tiredness. The spirit of the living God is over you. This is straight out of this studio. As I said, we don't edit anything, it is out the barrel of truth. Come on, this is real life, this is happening right now before your very ears. Spirit of the living God, we need you, Jesus, because we're tired, Lord. Lord, we're tired of life and we need a miracle. And Lord, as we're in the Gospel of Matthew chapter 6, we believe, Lord, as you, dear God, as you forgave us, Lord, I ask for forgiveness. Help me to forgive those that come against me. And Lord, as I read this prayer out, Lord, as I read these scriptures out, Lord, help me to forgive our debts, Lord. Those, dear God, that hold things against us. Come, Holy Spirit, Lord, forgive us right now, Lord, in this quiet time. I pray right now, Lord, for forgiveness. That you will move across our lives, Lord. Forgive us our debts, Lord. Take us to that place of forgiveness. Give us mercy and healing, reconciliation in Christ. Today is the day, sister and brother. Today is the day that we lay it at the cross. And I ask each and every one of you that we will lock shields of faith. And as we walk together in prayer now, Lord, we come to the cross of Calvary. And Lord, we ask you that you will help us to forgive those that have brought it against us. Lord, that we will lay it down at the cross of Calvary. Lord, that we will find healing in forgiveness, that we will find mercy and healing and reconciliation. Lord, the believers worldwide at this moment in time, as we pray, forgive us of our sins and help us, Lord, to forgive those that trespass against us. As we bring it, Lord, to the door, Lord, we need help, Lord, right now in the name of Jesus. Father, we ask you, Lord, as we pray through the quiet time of this prayer together, Lord, through this daily devotion, Lord, help us and will you forgive us of our sins? Will you have mercy and grace on us today? Lord, as we look to others, Lord, as we see, Father, as we feel, Lord, that tangible presence, Lord, of unforgiveness. Help us to be forgiving. Help us to forgive. Help us to lay it down at the cross of Calvary. Lord, help me to have a forgiving heart. Help me to find reconciliation and peace. I pray today for the listeners and the brothers that have come out of certain situations as we come out of abuse, as we come out of fear, as we come out of doubt, as we come out of all the atrocities under the sun. Lord, I thank you that you forgive us and Lord, help us to forgive too. So Lord, I pray that that big word, that massive subject today, that you will help us, Lord, to forgive. Help us to have mercy and compassion. Lord, I pray that you will cleanse us by the blood of Jesus. Lord, that we won't harbor anything. Lord, can we tell you right now? Should we tell the world that we are forgiven? Let's tell the world that we are forgiven. I am chosen, I am blessed. Christ has forgiven me. So Lord, I pray, Lord, for all those I've hurt in my life, all those that have hurt me, I pray, Lord, that they will forgive me and I will forgive them. So Lord, we come to the cross today. And Lord, we experience, Lord, this grace and this mercy. We experience the love of God. And wherever we are, Lord, help us and Lord, draw us to the cross. Because Lord, we cannot do this without you. Lord, we thank you for the Lord's Prayer. Our Father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. So Lord, you are holy. You are our Father. So Lord, I ask you that you will help us, me especially, to be forgiven. That the listeners and myself will be more forgiving in the name of Jesus Christ, that we will find ourselves in the position like Christ on the cross of Calvary. Father, forgive them, for they know no what they do. So Lord, I pray today through this difficult prayer time of forgiveness, Lord, as it stirs emotions, as it draws up history, as it brings us to a place, Lord, of uncomfortable feelings. Help me to forgive those that have trespassed against me. Help me to forgive those. Help those to forgive me where I've found them and sinned against them. But Father, I thank you that through the blood of Jesus that we are washed. Lord, I pray for those that are living in guilt and shame. I pray, Lord, that you will wash them in the blood of Jesus. For those that are carrying worry and fear and doubt, wash us. But Father, we thank you that we are forgiven, that we are chosen, that we are blessed, that we are anointed, and we carry your love. So, Father, we thank you for this Lord's prayer today. And Lord, teach us to forgive, teach us to walk in holiness. Let us find your mercy, your grace. Help us to be forgiven right now, Lord. And Father, we thank you for forgiveness in our lives and help me to forgive those. And Lord, I pray for those that I have sinned and hurt in my life that they will forgive me as the Father has forgiven me. May the Spirit of the Lord be over you in the mighty name of Jesus Christ. Until tomorrow.