Welcome to Daily Prayer with myself, Reverend Ben Cooper, recorded live here in London, England. Wherever you are at this moment in time, it is 11 p.m. It is the night shift. We are here live in the studio in London,
England. We're praying for night anxiety. We're praying for fear for tomorrow. Overthinking at the end of the day, you know, just this time as we gather around the Word of God, whatever your life is reflecting, we want to encourage you right now. God is with you. And never ever give up. The Spirit of the Lord is over your life. And we're going to pray right now that God will hold us and keep us and we will lean into Jesus. Just as the disciple did around the Passover table, the Bible says that he leaned into Jesus.
Father, I want to lean into Jesus because Lord, I'm wobbling on my feet tonight. Lord, we're tired. Lord, it's been a long day, it's been a long week. It's been a long Christmas, it's been a long life. And Lord, we need Jesus. So Lord, help me to lean into Jesus. At 11 o'clock here in the UK, wherever and whatever our name is, Lord, across every time zone around the world, every land, every tribe, every tongue, Father, we pray from London to France, from France to Asia, from Asia to the Philippines, from the Philippines
to India, from India, dear God, to America, from America to Israel. We pray for peace. We love you, Jesus. But we're tired and we need help and we need restoring. Will you rebuild us? Will you carry us? Because we're tired, Lord. Lord, it's been a long day with the children. It's been a long day at work. It's been a long day at home. And Lord, we also pray for those, dear God, that are just rattling around the house at this moment in time, that are so weary and tired of being alone. We pray for those that are alone at this moment. And we ask, dear God, that favor and warmth and love will carry them in the name of Jesus.
We also pray for those, dear God, that are carrying sickness and disease, those that are carrying mental health issues, those that are worried and tired at this time at night, Lord. Father, we thank you that we are here and we pray for each and every one of us. And Lord, we believe that Matthew chapter 6, verse 34 is for all of us. Therefore, do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own. Father, help us just to concentrate on Jesus. Lord, that you will get us to the cross, and as we visualize the cross, and as we just lay in bed, as we sit in the armchair, Lord, as we just ponder over
the day. Lord, we're too tired, we can't even sleep, but we are exhausted. We pray for those that just cannot sleep. Lord, in their sleep, we pray that peace will abound and the love of Jesus will be over each and every one. So Lord, we want the word of God in our hearts, we want the word of God in our minds, in our walk with you. So Lord, call us to salvation like never before. We believe that we are redeemed. We believe, dear God, that we are born-again Christians. And for those that are struggling with their salvation, let them know all is well. Lord, break the temptation of life, break, dear God, the call of the world. And Father, Lord, help us not to bounce on the trampoline of monotony.
And Lord, help us, dear God, wherever we are, from the battlefield to the boardroom, from the boardroom to the field of life, whatever we are doing on the school run, dear God, on the food run, Lord, if we're homemakers, if we're working from home, whatever the rhythm of our life is today, wherever we are, right now, live in London, England, at four minutes, almost four minutes past eleven at night. I pray that the love of God will carry you and bring you to a place of rest. Jesus Christ is with you. Never give up. The Lord is with you. Father, we pray for the listeners around the world. But Lord, also we pray, dear God, for Israel. We pray that the peace of Jerusalem will be over Israel. Bless every one of us wherever we are. Until the next prayer, never give up. God is with you. Stay blessed.