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notes below. May the Spirit and may the power of God be over you. Jesus Christ is with each and every one of us. Wherever you are, we call you in. We welcome you in. I want to invite you in right now. I want to invite you in to this prayer time. As we lock shields,
come on, let's pray. We're going to pray for anxiety. And I gather this is where we're meeting each other right now as the rubber hits the road. Are you anxious? Yes. Are you worried? Yes. Are you scared? Yes. But by the power of the word of God, come on, we're going to pray this anxiety
out. We're going to the beautiful book of Philippians 4, verses 6 and 7. This has really been on uh the top of uh the call at this moment in time. These scriptures are what we're what we're bringing day after day, hour after hour. This is what God is really leading us to. You know, these are these eight core things that we're praying for, eight areas that we're prying for daily, as you are very aware. And we thank God that you're downloading them. But let's get straight in wherever you are. I pray that you won't be anxious anymore. I really pray right now that you will find the love of Jesus and you will find rest for your spirit. Lord, in the name of Jesus, as we invite one another, dear God, across the table of our lives, Lord, we believe in the power of the word of God. And we come to you right now, Lord, raw and open and wide, dear God. Lord, it feels like our chest, dear God, is open from top to bottom, Lord, and our heart, dear God, is out wide on the table of life. And Lord, we pray, Lord, for each and every one of our hearts today. Lord, we pray for such a breakthrough in our lives. We pray, dear God, that anxiety will go. Lord, that we won't have to deal and have to continue, Lord, to live our lives in anxious thoughts, in moments of uncertainty. But Lord, we ask that you will pour out your spirit over each and every one of us. Lord, we believe in Philippians 4, verses 6 and 7, the Bible says, come on, let's pray this through. Do not be anxious about anything, but by peace of God, which transcends all understandings, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus. Father, we thank you for this scripture, because this scripture today has given us peace.
And we believe, Father God, in Matthew 11, 28, come to me, all of you that are weary and heavily laden and weighed down. I will give you rest. Father, we thank you, dear God, Philippians 4, verses 6 and 7. Do not be anxious about anything, but the peace of God. I pray that peace will abound in people's hearts and their minds and their bodies today. And Lord, we also thank you for the book of Matthew 11, 28. Come to me, Lord. The invitation, Lord, there is an invitation for each and every one of us, wherever we are across the world, to come to Jesus Christ. Lord, and as anxiety continues to dominate global areas and search patterns of our lives, Father, we stretch out to Jesus right now. Lord, we want to make Jesus our Lord and Savior. Lord, we want to make Christ, dear God, the very center of our lives.
Lord, when our minds are restless, when we are fearful and doubtful, wherever we are, from London to New York, Father, from New York to Dubai, from Dubai, dear God, all the way to Singapore, Father, all the way around the globe. We pray, dear God, Philippians 4, verses 6 and 7 remain so strong in our heart today. Father, as the world is angry, as the world is scared. Lord, as we are searching the scriptures for hope. Lord, we call on the greatest name in heaven and earth. And Lord, we draw that supernatural parallel right now with Matthew 11, verse 28. Lord, we thank you, dear God. Come to me. Lord, we thank you that you are inviting the broken, you are inviting the lost, those that are anxious, those that are scared, those that have got anxiety in their bones. Father, we come to you right now and we got to engage in the love of Jesus Christ. Father, we want to feel these supernatural truths in our lives. Lord, we want to see the hand of God and the power of the Holy Spirit. So Lord, we ask you that these two scriptures will be our anchor in you. Lord, that we will anchor down in you today.
And wherever we are gathering, Lord, let us scrum down. Lord, as we skate across, dear God, the ice of life, Father, wherever we are on the field of life, dear God, whatever we are doing from the battlefield to the boardroom, Father, let there be breakthrough in our hearts today. Father, draw us closer to you. But Lord, we pray gently that anxiety will go at the name of Jesus Christ, and we will find that peace and that rest for our hearts today. Bless the listeners from the crown of their head, Lord. Bless them, touch their lives in such a powerful way, Lord, and let the love of Jesus Christ just rest over them. Sisters and brothers, anxiety is gone, fear is gone, and Jesus Christ is calling you. Let's declare peace over our lives. God guards our hearts and our minds, and there is rest in Jesus Christ. God bless you. My name's Reverend Ben Cooper. Until tomorrow. Stay blessed.