Welcome to Daily Prayer with myself, Reverend Ben Cooper, recorded live here in London, England, where the world gathers for five minutes of hope, faith, strength, and love in the most beautiful name of Jesus Christ. Thank you for following us on the social platforms at dailyprayer.uk and sending your prayer request in. Please continue to do so at info at dailyprayer.uk. Thank you for your support from every area of life. For those that are prime with us, thank you for the prayer warriors that are carrying us in prayer. Thank you for your emails, your love, your messages, everything that comes into the studio. And please remember that you can listen live to us every Sunday night on UK time at 9 p.m. UK time as we go live on RB Christian Rodeo and on X as we pray live for 45
minutes. May the Spirit of the Living God carry you. Father, I thank you for every listener right now and wherever they are around the world. Father, we need the love of Jesus. Because Lord, we're feeling a little bit wobbly. And Lord, right now, as we're four days into January 2026, we're praying for healing for families, restoration for relationships, and peace in every home. Come, Holy Spirit. I thank
you for the beautiful book of Ephesians 4, verse 32. Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgive one another, just as Christ, God, forgave you. Father, help us to be forgiven. And right now, Lord, at this hour, Lord, as we kick the duvet off of life, Lord, as we get down, dear God, into bed, as we're trying to rest, Lord, as the sun is rising, as the sun is setting, we pray, dear God, for family tension to go. Lord, we pray for that unspoken pain, that emotional distance that we have between family members. Lord, that you will rebuild, build and, dear God, bring hope into homes, into lives. Lord, rebuild trust, restore peace. God only alone can do this. And Father, we pray in the name of Jesus. We pray and we bring every strange relational ship before you, every silent wound, dear God, every fractured family we bring to the cross of Calvary. We need healing between broken lives. Lord, conflict to go, misunderstandings to be resolved. Lord, please remove the fear. Help us to be more forgiving in the name of Jesus. Lord, help us to understand, Lord God, and move forward in our lives. Lord, will you help us to lay bitterness down at the cross of Calvary? Lord, soften hardened hearts. Help us to be patient, dear God, to keep moving
forward. Lord, I pray for everyone where they feel tired and exhausted of life, where life is so heavy and so strong. You're telling us to be kind and compassionate to one another. Will you help me, Lord, to be like that? Will you help me, dear God? Lord, I thank you for that lovely book of Colossians 3, verse 13. Bear with each other and forgive one another. Lord, will you help me to forgive and to forget and to leave it at the cross and to move forward? And Lord, I believe in miracles. Your word is power, your word is life, and you are the King of Kings and the Lord of Lords. Remove all tension, remove all fear, dear God. Heal families, heal lives. And Lord, we thank you that the word of God is moving so powerfully. Lord, we love you and we bless you. Lord, bring forgiveness to the table. Lord, bring reconciliation to the table. Lord, bring unity in homes, soften hearts today. Lord, as we're four
days in, Lord, we need peace in our lives. Father, we need strength of our God and our King. You are the Lion of Judah. And we pray for everyone that is going through a family silent storm at this moment. Those, dear God, that are going through the storms of life. Those, dear God, that have been buffeted by the raging season, dear God, that has been before them. But Lord, bring strength, bring hope, bring peace to everyone that is listening to my voice. And Lord, let the love of Jesus be over each and every one of them. May the Spirit of the Lord be with you wherever you are. God loves you. Never give up. The fire of God is over your life. Jesus Christ loves you. Don't ever, ever give in. Come on. My name is Reverend Ben Cooper. We'll see you tomorrow and later on with the next prayer. God bless.