Welcome to Daily Prayer with myself, Reverend Ben Cooper, recorded live here in London, England. Wherever you are scattered right now, we're gonna knuckle straight down to prayer because we are in a crisis. We are in a serious situation across the world. You know, nations are failing, ministries are failing, you know, life is failing, governments are failing, nations are falling by the wayside. Why is
this? Because we are living in the last days, and we know the last days started at the cross of Calvary, and we know through scriptures and theological
understanding. But I want to encourage you right now, wherever you are, if these prayers are blessing you, please hit the link in Apple, Spotify, Buzz Sprout. I've got to tell you that Jesus Christ is coming, and thank you to everybody that supports us with prayer. And for those that have sown a seed into uh this ministry, buy us a coffee, thank you so much. We cannot thank you so much. You know, I can't stop saying thank you. I just can't help it. Buy me a coffee, hit the link in the show notes below. Come on, we're
in. I really feel a very heavy weight at this moment in time for these nations. These have been on the top of the Christmas tree for quite a while over the last week. You know, we're in December, we're not hiding the fact that we're in December and the season is heavy. The season is heavy. Wherever you are across the world, I pray for your love of God will grow, that you will grow in the love of Jesus Christ. Because I don't want to scare us, but Jesus Christ is coming back, and we've got to pray right now for Myanmar. We're praying for DRC, we're praying for the Congo, we're praying for Ethiopia and Venezuela. These have been on the top of the tree for a bit of a
while now. Father, in the name of Jesus, we need Isaiah 58, verse 8. Lord, you are healing. You are healing, but right now, your healing will break forth like the dawn. Father, we believe in the word of God and we're locking in shields of faith today. And Lord, we're getting on that rugby field of life. Lord, we're on the rugby field. Father, the ball, Lord, is being thrown all over the place. Lord, we're running after the ball. And Lord, we gotta get steady right now. And Lord, we anchor into the scrum. And Lord, we hold the word of God just like a rugby ball. We put it into our chest, Lord, and we knuckle down and we push over the touchline of life. And Lord, we carry these four nations that are in a in a bit of a pickle, Lord. We pray for these four nations that you will bless them.
But Lord, as we are here in live in London, England, Father, from London, dear God, all the way to Yemen, from Yemen, we pray, dear God, for Kuala Lumpa. From Kuala Lumpur, we pray, dear God, for Australia, South Korea, North Korea, Nigeria, we pray, dear God, for Iceland. We pray, dear God, for the Czechoslovakia, we pray for Poland, Ukraine, and Russia, so many places. But Lord, as we recall this live here in London, England, Father, as we lock in for this daily prayer cycle, Lord, we lock together, we hold together, we walk together, and we believe, dear God, as the light breaks forth like the dawn and your healing will come quickly. Lord, we need healing over these
nations. Lord, we need, dear God, you to meet these humanitarian aids. Lord, we gotta meet these places that are displaced. Lord, you've got to fulfill the promises of God because we're burdened down. Lord, there is conflict, there is hunger, there is instability, there is displacement. And Lord, we bring these nations before you. We pray, dear God, for the conger that it will be saved, dear God, that you will save it and wash it. And Bibles will get right the way through to DRC. We pray for Myanmar. We pray for the borders of Myanmar. We pray, dear God, that everyone walking and living in Myanmar will see the hand of God. Ethiopia, we pray for these certain things that are happening, dear God, on the drumbeat within Ethiopia, Venezuelania. So Lord, we pray for Venezuelania right now. Lord, where there is deep famine, there is deep war. Lord, where lands are torn apart. Lord, where there is deep instability. We pray, Lord, that you will restore all the vulnerable and the broken. But Lord, as we just pray, we believe in the word of God. And Lord, let there be healing across these nations. Father, we lock in right now to Psalms 46, verse 1. God is our refuge and strength for very present help in trouble. Lord, I pray for these nations. I pray for us that you will be a very present help in trouble. Wash us and cleanse us in the blood of Jesus. But Lord, bless those four nations wherever we are, whatever tribe, whatever tongue, whatever language, wherever we come from across this beautiful earth. Keep us safe in the name of Jesus Christ. Until tomorrow.