Welcome to Daily Prayer with myself, Reverend Ben Cooper, recorded live here in London, England, where faith meets the world in daily devotion and global hope. This is your five-minute commuter prayer, quick fired moments of faith, as we gather our thoughts and as we knuckle down and as we scrum down together in prayer. You know, we're walking together, we're part of the kingdom of God. And if these prayers are blessing you, please tap the following button on Apple, Spotify, Bud Sprout, and whatever platform you're listening to, please can you leave us a review? Also, you can support this listener-funded ministry just by three pounds a month for buy me a coffee. Hit the link in the show notes below. Also, thank you to everybody for your prayers. Thank you for your love. Thank you for your hugs. Thank you for everything. And thank you for
being you. Never change you. God is with you. If you have an emotional fatigue, if you're feeling really tired, God is with you. If you're having restless moments, this prayer is for you and for me. And we are looking for peace and stillness. Father, I pray for every listener right now. I pray for John 14 27. Peace I leave with you. My peace I give to you. I do not give as the world gives. Do not let your hearts be troubled. Do not be afraid. Father, as we recall this live here in London, England with myself, Reverend Ben Cooper, I pray that peace, as you promise in the Gospel of John 14, 27. Now, God, we need you to be real. God, we need you to show up because Lord, we're standing at crossroads, and Father, we need to step in faith. Lord, the crossroads that we're at. Lord, the crossroads in church, in life, the crossroads where we are, Father, we need peace. Father, I pray for peace, and you tell us, as Jesus tells us in the Gospel of John 14, 27, peace I leave with you. My peace I give to you. I do not give as the world gives. Do not let your hearts be troubled. Do not be afraid. Lord, our hearts are troubled. Lord, our hearts are beating. Our palms are sweaty. Lord, our bones are aching and we need Jesus. And Lord, I pray, Lord, as we we face many trials and uncertain days, I ask you, Lord, for peace for all of the listeners today. I pray that our lives will be governed and run and pushed into peace in our
hearts. Lord, as we gather across the world, as we lock in as brothers and sisters, as we carry one another right now, I pray, Lord, as we face uncertain days, days in an unchanging and an environment, Lord, that is very vicious and very ferocious. I ask you, dear God, for this environment, Lord, that doesn't change, that's getting more and more ferocious and more vicious, Lord, as we hear the dogs of life barking, as we hear the wolves, Father, as we hear the hyenas, Lord, making noises, Father God, we need Jesus. Father, we need Jesus. And we come to you now. And Lord, we ask you that the Holy Spirit will lead us. Father, if there's ever a day that we need help, we got emotional fatigue, we're not sleeping well, Father, from London to Cape Town, from Cape Town to Mumbai, from Mumbai to Toronto, from Toronto to Auckland, from Auckland, all the way, dear God, to Ireland, Scotland, and wows. Lord, we pray for breakthrough in life today. Lord, we need Jesus Christ as millions are looking for calm, stillness, and reassurance that only God can bring by peace. Lord, I ask you now, Lord, like never before, that you will bring peace to every
heart. Lord, as we lay our hands, Father, on our chest or on our head right now, Lord, I invite the listeners, Father, just to pray with me. I invite them to lay their hand on their head or their heart and say, Father, in the name of Jesus, will you bring peace? Lord, I need peace in my life. Lord, I need my mind to have clarity. I can't live anymore, dear God, by a mind that qu keeps switching from one to the other. Lord, I need stability. Lord, I pray that you will bring stability to every heart today. Lord, and that stability will, dear God, may be a gateway for peace. Lord, as we pray, dear God, for peace to settle over anxious thoughts, as we pray for calm in emotional storms, as we pray for rest during sleepless nights, Lord, we're praying for stillness over the mind. We're praying for fear to be replaced with God's presence. Lord, I just want to say thank you to the listeners right now. I know where you are, I know where you're walking, I know how you're feeling,
because I'm feeling the same. God has got our tears, God hears our panic in our heartbeat, and wherever you are, from the boardroom of life to the battlefield, from the battlefield to the field of life, skating across thin ice. And as you look down, you see right through that thin ice, and you just see darkness all the way under your skates. Don't look down but look up. Don't look down but look up. Look to Jesus. You've got to look to Jesus. He is the savior of the world. You've got to look to the King of Kings and the Lord of Lords. Brother and sister, my heart is telling you look to Jesus, get to the cross, visualize a cross. If you need a Bible, we will get you a Bible. Hit us up in the studio. Info at dailyprayer.uk. Sister and brother, if you need a Bible, get yourself a paperback Bible. If you need one, hit us up in the studio. Please, sisters and brothers, I urge you like never before, seek the Father's heart. Wherever you are on the treadmill of life, whatever you are looking at, scrum down and push the enemy back in the name of Jesus Christ. And the rugby ball has got to be the word of God. You've got to hold on to that ball. You've got to hold on to that ball in your life like never before. Don't you let that word go. Don't you drop that ball. You keep pushing in the name of Jesus Christ. My name's Reverend Ben Cooper. Until tomorrow, hold the ball. Hold the word. God bless you in Jesus' name.