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 today, I pray as we record this, this is where faith meets the world in daily prayer and global hope. I believe this is the day where God is going to give us peace and God is going to give us freedom, but he is calling us to prayer. I really believe that the Almighty God, Jehovah Jirah, I believe God, the eternal God, you know, the yes and amen. That God that says, I am that I am. I believe God is calling you. I believe God is calling me to prayer. I believe God is calling us to a time now as we are living in the end days where God is calling the body of Christ to come back to the first love. You know, let's get back to Jesus, let's get back to the word of God, let's get back to the fundamental points of the word. You know, let's get back to prayer, let's get back to doctrine, let's get back to true worship from the heart, and let's pray. We thank you for standing with us, we thank you for joining with us. You know, if you need us at all, please send us an email at infoddailyprayer.uk. Thank you for partnering with us. Thank you for uh supporting this listener-supported ministry. And uh may God bless you. And please also, it's really important that we all read the show notes, just throw your eyes over there. You know, you might be on a commute right now. This is the commuter time, you know, as we gather, as we uh push out these prayers within five to seven minutes. And I just want to give God the glory for what God is about to do in your life. Thank you for supporting with us, thank you for praying with us, thank you for sowing that financial gift of three pounds a month. Hit us up on the show notes and just hit that buy me a coffee and click that. That would really be
amazing. But I want to tell you now that we need peace because the life is absolutely crazy that is outside the walls of the kingdom of God. And I pray for you right now, as we're in Psalm 91, verse 2, Father, I thank you for this scripture. I will say of the Lord, He is my refuge and my fortress, my God in whom I trust. Lord, I want to trust you more. Lord, I believe, Lord God, that it's every heartbeat of ours, Lord, that we will trust you more in our life. You are our God, you are our refuge, and you are our fortress. You are our redeemer, you are our king, you are our savior. But Lord, through the prayers of David through Psalm 91, verse 2, we pray for freedom from anxiety. Lord, this word, the word anxiety, Lord, this word that just seems to be rattling around the table of life. Lord, we need to be delivered at the name of Jesus. Lord, we need to have peace. Lord, when anxiety offers the whisper, what if, what about? Possibly, maybe. Oh, Father, in the name of Jesus, I pray, as we hear the whisper of what ifs, I pray
that we will hear the sound of the word of God telling us all things are possible to those who believe. And Father, we thank you for the Psalms, the prayers of David, that you are our refuge and you are our fortress. Lord, when storms arise, Father, we thank you that you are our shelter and beneath your wings, into your presence we hold ourselves. Lord, we want to get under the wings. We want to get in the presence of Almighty God. Lord, we want to believe and confess that my God is whom I trust. Lord, we want to exchange panic for presence of God. We want to exchange panic for the glory of God. We want to exchange panic for freedom. We want to exchange panic for more faith in the name of Jesus. Lord, will you take it out of us today? Lord, that word panic, Lord, that worry, Lord, that that feeling that comes over us, just like in a tsunami wave that suddenly rises up in our spirit and our mind, that we we get the sweats, we get hot, we get very scared, that area of panic. Lord, I pray that we will never panic anymore. Lord, that we will build our lives on the gospel of hope. We will build our lives on the truth of Jesus Christ. We will build our lives on prayer and on worship. We will build our lives in Jesus Christ,
that we will seek you, that we will long for you, that we will be thirsty for you. Lord, that we're hungry for you. We pray, Lord, that we won't hear the noise of the world. Lord, we won't run, dear God, to what the world is doing, but we'll run to the presence of God, that we will seek you in every area of our lives. Lord, replace anxiety with your perfect peace. Lord, families that are struggling with fears and stress. Destroy the stress and the fears in the name of Jesus. Heal minds that are troubled and worried about doubt. Lord, come into areas of communities where there's crisis, where there's problems. Father, we pray for the food banks across the world. We pray, dear God, for those that are hungry. We pray, dear God, that you will supply all thy needs according to thy riches in glory. We pray for practical help today. Lord, we need practical help. You are our refuge and you are our fortress. And Lord, we need practical help. Lord, we need sustaining. Father, Lord, just like the Israelites when they were fed from manna from heaven, Lord, feed us again. Feed us again the word of God because Lord, the preachers here in the UK are not feeding correctly. Lord, preach us again here in the UK because the churches have gone woke. Lord, preach us again. Lord, give us the preachers again, Father. Lord, raise up preachers, raise up the remnant at the last days. Father, raise up the prayer warriors, raise up the worshippers, raise up an army in the kingdom of God today, right the way through every nation, every tribe, and every tongue. Strengthen all of us, Lord. Father, we believe that chains are breaking now. We believe that chains of fear are gone at the name of Jesus. We believe that faith arises in the name of Jesus. We believe in the power of God. We believe in the refuge and the fortress of our God and our King. Lord, we pray that peace, Lord, peace will arise in our spirit. We declare across the airways, Lord, we want to tell the world that this is our
life application. We want to declare right now that God is my refuge and my fortress. I'm so secure in my king. I want to tell you now, you are secure in your king. Let's tell the world, let's make this a life application. Let's make this a declaration that God is my refuge and my fortress. I rest my security in him. I trust in the word. I trust in the blood of Jesus. Lord, I want to run to the cross. I want to crawl to the cross. If I can't run, Lord, I'm going to crawl on my belly. If I can't crawl on my belly, I'm going to roll, dear God. I'm going to get to the cross because at the cross there is freedom. At the cross, Lord Jesus, there's the blood of Christ. Lord, help us to get back to the cross. Help us to get back to the Father's house, back to the refuge, back to the place of safety. Lord, I pray for the listeners today that you will bless their hearts, their minds, their bodies, their souls. Lord, that you will speak to their innermost being, that they will feel the love of God. And we thank you for Psalm 91, verse 2. I will say of the Lord, He is my refuge and my fortress, my God. I want to tell you now that your God is with you. I want to tell you now that the God of the Israelites, the God that put the stars in the heavens, the God that created the first grain of sand, is in your life. And God loves you and He's with you. Never give up. Trust like you've never trusted before. Oh God, Lord, I pray for the listeners that the love of Jesus will be round them. Lord, touch their hearts, their minds, their bodies, their souls. My name's Reverend Ben Cooper. Thank you for standing. Thank you for praying. Thank you for
locking shields of hope with me today. Never give up until tomorrow.