Welcome to Daily Prayer with myself, Reverend Van 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 to carry us through the
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You know, let's pray. We've got to pray for healing in the home. We've got to pray for peace in the family, protection over children, unity in relationships, restore broken communities, the atmosphere, healing. We need healing within households.
Father, we thank you that there is power in the name of Jesus. And as we lock shields of faith today, Lord, wherever we are, from the battlefield to the boardroom, from the boardroom to the bus stop, from the bus stop to the train to the tube, Father, as we crisscross the globe, dear God, Father, protect us and carry us. Lord, we believe in miracles. Lord, I believe that you're with those that are crying right now. Lord, you're capturing every tear, every heartbeat. Lord, all those that are panicking and worried about their lives. Lord, as we pray at the midnight hour, in the midday, in the early doors of the morning, Spirit of the Living God, we pray for healing for families, children, relationships, and the atmosphere of the home to be peace. Lord, we need breakthrough in every area of our lives. So, Father, wherever we are gathering from London to Johannesburg, from Johannesburg all the way to Dublin, Manila, dear God, all the way, dear God, right the way through Toronto, Spirit of the Living God, will you move right now across London as we record this live here in London, England? Lord, I pray that the Spirit of the Lord will descend on every one of us
today. And as we pray through 3 John chapter 1, verse 2, I pray that you may enjoy good health and that all goes well with you. Father, please. Lord, I am scared. I'm not frightened of telling the world. I'm scared, dear God, of history, the present, and the future. Lord, faith is so difficult, Jesus. And Lord, it brings anxiety, it brings worry. Lord, why is it, Lord, sometimes we hear Christians, Lord God, the church goes going, all is well with my soul, and they're smiling all day long. But those, dear God, that are broken, I stand with the broken, Lord. I pray for those, dear God, that feel like myself, dear God, that just feel lost in society and culture. Lord, that we're worried. Lord, God, help me. I'm scared. Lord, what a great line that is, Jesus. Lord, we need you in our lives. Father, we're worried. We're sensitive. We feel, dear God, very, very vulnerable at the moment. We pray for the vulnerable. We pray, dear God, for family healing, children to be protected. We're praying for peace in bones today. We're praying for peace, dear God, in everyone's life. Wherever we are gathering across the world, Father, if there's ever a day we need Jesus
Christ, it is today. From the battlefield to the boardroom. Father, from the boardroom to the school run to the coffee run, Father, wherever we are across the world. Father, I pray for those that are scared. I pray for healing for families, unity, protection, children, protect and bless children. We need peace in our hearts and our minds and our bodies and our souls. Lord, we ask that you will protect us as we go in and out of work, as we live our lives. Unity. Father, we want to live holy. We want to live well. And Lord, we got to live according to the word of God. So, Father, help all of us to live according to the word wherever we are, scattered across this beautiful world. But Lord, I love you. Lord, and
we bless you. And Lord, as we anchor in into Psalms 91, verse 10, no harm will overtake you. No disaster will come near your tent. I want to tell you this one more time. Uh, we're praying from Psalm 91, verse 10. No harm will overtake you, no disaster will come near your tent. Hold on to those scriptures. May God bless you and carry you. Psalm 91, verse 10. No harm will overtake you, no disaster will come near your tent. God
bless. We'll see you tomorrow. Hold on to the word in Jesus' name.