Welcome to Daily Prayer with myself, Reverend Ben Cooper, recorded live here in London, England, where faith comes together for these five minutes, hope, and strength. As we pro together, we lock in together. Brother and sister, please, if you need to send your email in, please send your prayers in to us at dailyprayer.uk. Come on, send the prayers in wherever you are right now. Hit us up in the email account. Just send them in wherever you are. Info at dailyprayer.uk.
You can find us, go on the website dailyprayer.uk, fill the prayer requests in, do what you gotta do. But brother and sister, we really need you to send your prayers in. We don't want you to be alone. We want to be able to pray for you, to stand with you, so send them in. And thank you to everybody that is sending us those prayer requests in and for sending us their love, their kindness, your beautiful messages that are coming into the studio. And thank you to everybody that is lifting us up in more ways than we can count. But also for those that are sowing that seed of love. Three pounds a month. Buy me a coffee. Father, I want to say thank you to every human being that is standing with us right now, wherever they are gathering in the mighty name of Jesus Christ. Lord, if they're on the school run, Lord, I pray that you'll bless them. Lord, it must be one of their last school runs, dear God, before we break up for Christmas. Lord, bless those on the school run. Bless those that are retired. Bless those that are scared and worried and fearful. Father, be with those, dear God, that are in meetings, dear God. Bless those that are going to hospital appointments. Bless those, dear God, that are on the school run, the shop run, the field run of life. Whatever people are doing, wherever they are, Lord, I pray for such an outpouring of your spirit over their lives
that they will feel the love of God. And wherever they sit, I pray and I thank you for Philippians 4, verse 7 is over their lives. I pray for healing for stress symptoms to go. I pray that panic will go. Lord, the tightening of the chest. Lord, the arms feeling a bit heavy. Lord, our brain fog, all that stuff. Lord, will you remove the tightening of the chest and the racing thoughts, dear God, as the day begins? And Lord, as we get wherever we are at the time zone, Lord, whatever tribe, whatever tongue, wherever these brothers and sisters are gathering, Lord, we thank you from London all the way to Montreal, from Montreal to Chicago, Auckland, Berlin, France, New York, New Delhi. Lord, India, Pakistan, Father, in the name of Jesus, Lord, please, my God, my King, my Savior, Lord, rain down on each and every one of us today. Lord, take these thoughts, Lord, take these feelings, take these stressful moments away from us. Lord, take this tightening of the chest. Lord, we don't like it when our breathing gets affected. Lord, when worry comes in, panic, Lord, our heart starts to race. Lord, we feel sick, we feel unwell. Lord, we can't think, we can't drink, we can't eat. Lord, Spirit of the Living God, we pray for social anxiety today. But we believe that the book of Philippians 4, verse 7 is for us. And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus. Lord, guard our minds, guard our hearts. Help us. We need Jesus Christ as our Lord and Savior. Lord, I believe. We believe. We believe in miracles. And come, Lord, I pray, dear God, for calm over every heart right now. Lord, as the dawn breaks, Lord, as we search, dear
God, for rapid help across the networks. Father, as we seek the Father's heart. Lord, I pray for calm, stress relief, and panic recovery. Lord, morning anxiety is spiking, and I don't like the feeling. Lord, I don't like it when it spikes in the midday. I don't like it when it spikes at the early doors of the day. Lord, as we kick, dear God, the duvet off. Lord, as we kick the duvet off of life, Lord, as we get up and Lord, as we get ready for work, Lord, give us the strength, give us the ability. Lord, help us, Lord, give us that supernatural strength. Lord, as we battle these feelings. Lord, we don't want to, dear God, carry this on our own. We want to hand it over to Jesus. So Father, in the mighty name of Jesus Christ, we speak peace over every heart beating right now. Father, when panic rises early, when panic rises late, Lord, we believe that calm is coming to diffuse it in Jesus' name. Lord, we need our God and our King. We need the Father, the Son, the Holy Spirit. We need our Lord Jesus Christ. Father, let your peace rain down on each and every one of us. Father, will you give us strength? Will you help us in our lives? Lord, we are recovering from so much exhaustion and stuff in our lives. And we need our God. And Lord, we pray for calm. We pray for stress relief. Father, we're praying for mental clarity. We need healing. Lord, we are breathing and we are trying to keep this steady motion of life going. Lord, we pray for these inner instabilities. Lord, this inner feeling, dear, God, of stress and worry. Lord, we are feeling quite panicking right now, but Lord, we believe that we're going to rise on wings as of eagles. We believe that there is change. We believe that the wind of the direction of change is coming our way. The Holy Spirit, Father, breathe over us today. Carry us today. Let the love of Jesus Christ carry us to work, carry us home, carry us into church,
carry us through ministry, carry us through the hospital visit, carry us through life. Lord, carry us today wherever we are gathering, Father, from the battlefield to the boardroom. I pray for the love of God and the Spirit of the living God to carry us. Bless us from the crown of our head to the sole of our feet in the mighty name of Jesus Christ. Thank you, brother and sister, for staying with us wherever you are in the most beautiful name in heaven and earth. May the Spirit of the Lord be with you until we meet tomorrow. Never give up. Join us on our socials and our daily platforms, dailyprayer.uk. God is with you. Never give up.