Thank you for joining us today in 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 commute of prayer, quick five moments of faith to get us through the
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below. May the glory, may the love of Jesus Christ be over your life. I don't know about you. Do you feel fatigued at this moment? Do you feel that you're struggling to stumble for words? I do. I'm finding it really difficult. The heaviness of this month is finding it really awkward to pray. I know that's a strange thing to say, but the spiritual atmosphere is so strong. It's not only because we are in a very commercialized month, but what also it is, we are at the end of time. And you know what I mean. It's the second coming of Jesus. And you know what? The spiritual weight of December, for what December is remembering for and representing, you know, we understand what it is, the birth of Christ. So there is a spiritual heaviness, you know, the darkness don't want us to pray. The darkness will try and bring us tiredness and weakness and and all that stuff. But we've got to pray, we've got to press through. So come on, I need your prayers. And now we're praying for you, and you pray for me. We've got to lock in today, and we're praying for four areas, four areas, these global nations that are in a crisis. We've got to bring them before the Lord Jesus Christ. And I pray that you won't find and you won't feel that you are in a place of being in an area of fatigue where you're struggling for words. It's such a strange feeling, but the atmosphere is heavy as we engage in prayer. We've got to push like we've never pushed
before. Father, in the name of Jesus. We bring, Lord, this world before you. But Lord, there are areas that really need prayer tonight, Lord, and we bring them before you tonight, Lord, and we lock in. And Father, we pray for Gaza, we pray for Palestine, we pray for the Ukraine, the Sudan, and Myanmar. Lord, we bring these areas, Father, Palestine and Gaza. We pray for peace. We pray, dear God, for the love of God to permeate through these lands. We pray for the Ukraine tonight, that the love of God will be so strong. The Sudan, Lord, Sudan, we pray for that, Lord. Myanmar, Lord, just let the love of God, Lord, the heaviness of this month, Lord, the atmosphere, Lord, it feels heavy. Everything feels heavy, Lord. These last few days, Jesus. We are watching the news, Lord. News is breaking out across the news channels right now in the studio, Father. And Lord, we are needing peace, but right now we bring these nations before you. We pray for Gaza and Palestine. We pray for the Ukraine. We pray for Sudan. We pray for Myanmar. Lord, we pray that these chains of adversity will be broken. We ask you, dear God, that you will deliver. Lord, that we will see, dear God, the humanitarian aid getting into these nations. Lord, this highly emotional, engaging time, Lord, as the world is seeking a savior. Lord, wherever we are, Spirit of the living God, cover us in the blood of Jesus. And Lord, if we're in London tonight, bless us. Kiev, all the way to Gaza City, all the way to Kabul, all the way, dear God, to Egypt, all the way, dear God, around the world, right the way through Palestine, right away through Gaza, in the name of Jesus. We bring these nations before
you. And Lord, we hold into Psalm 46, verse 1. God is our refuge and strength. I've got to tell you now that God is your refuge and he is your strength. And we got to anchor into Psalm 33, 20 as we wait in hope for the Lord. We wait in hope. Come on, let's just take a moment. Father, we bring these nations before you. We pray for Gaza, we pray for the Ukraine, we pray for Sudan and Myanmar. We pray, dear God, that God is our refuge and strength. We wait in hope for the Lord. He is our help and our shield. Lord, we need your word over our lives. Father, we need the Spirit of the Lord. You are the Lion of Judah, Lord, and the atmosphere is heavy. The last few days, Jesus, have been a press like we've never had before.
Lord, we need, dear God, medical aid to get in. We need shelter to get through. Lord, all these areas of shortage that is out there, food, dear God, clothing, medicine. Lord, we pray that Bibles will get in. But Lord, we pray right now for this global crisis that we are in. Lord, we are watching the news channels right now, and we're praying, dear God, for nations under the sun. We're praying for peace, protection, healing, restoration. We're praying for justice and the prayer of hope. Come, Lord, we're tired and we're weary, and we need Jesus. Until tomorrow, brothers and sisters, never give up. The Spirit of the Lord is over your life.