Welcome to Daily Prayer with myself Reverend Ben Cooper, recorded live here in London, England, where the world gathers for five minutes of faith, hope, love, and strength. God bless you wherever you are. If you have a prayer request and you want to send them in, please hit us in the email account, which is info at dailyprayer.uk. And thank you to everybody that has following us, you know, through the social platforms and however you're capturing us.
And also please remember, 9 o'clock every Sunday night UK time, we are live on X and on RB Christian Radio. May the Spirit of the Lord be with you. Come on, we're gonna pray. How's your mind at this moment in time? Are you finding a place to rest? Is your mind very unsettled?
And we're gonna get down into the scripture. We're gonna pray for John 14, 27 over our lives. And this is what the Bible says My peace I lead with you, my peace I give to you. I do not give as the world gives. Do not let your hearts be troubled and do not be afraid. Father, I just want to pray through this. Lord, you tell us that you're gonna leave us peace. Lord, it's not as the world gives, it's a peace from heaven. So, Father, there is such a difference, Lord God, from what you give us to what the world gives us. Lord, the world is giving us problems and situations, and Lord, maybe situations that we've called by ourselves. And we're sorry, Lord, if we've caused situations to bring turbulence and storms to our lives and anybody else's lives. But right now, Lord Father, we just want to walk, Father, in freedom and hope. So, Lord, I'm bringing the sisters and the brothers wherever they are around the world. Lord, I pray for peace where my mind will not settle. Lord, help our minds to settle, help our minds, Father, just to be refreshed and restored in the beautiful name of Jesus Christ. And wherever we are across the world, I pray for the listeners, Lord, that you will bring peace to their lives today. Father, you tell us through the beautiful gospel of John 14, 27, peace I leave with you. My peace I give to you. I do not give as the world gives. Do not let your hearts be troubled, and do not be afraid. Father, those two key areas at the end of that text, Father, help us not for our hearts to be troubled, and help us not to be afraid.
Lord, you also tell us in the beautiful prayers of David, Psalms 4, verse 8, in peace I will lie down and sleep. For you alone, Lord, make me dwell in safety. So Lord, as we link them two scriptures together, you tell us that you're going to get us to dwell in safety. Because we are not alone, because you are with us. And Lord, also in the Gospel of John, you tell us for our hearts not to be troubled and not to be afraid. But through this silent time, through this still time together, Lord, help us. Because Lord, this this earth suit, this mind of mine, Lord, this way that the rhythm of life, Lord, the trampoline of life, Lord, we got the same bounce going day in, day out, night after night. Dear God, the same rhythm. Father, we need this rhythm to change. This rhythm, dear God, of the world, this rhythm of seasons, this rhythm,
rhythm, sorry, of fear, the rhythm of doubt, the rhythm of uncertainty, the rhythm of financial pain. Lord, we want it to change. Lord, we want, dear God, to walk in freedom. We want to walk in love. We want to walk in the power of the Holy Spirit, Lord. We want to see the goodness of God. So, Father, we thank you, dear God, as the world sleeps, as the world wakes. Father, as the sun rises as the sun sets, wherever we are, from the battlefield to the boardroom, from the board run to the school run, from the school run to the field of life. Whatever
our life is reflecting, Father, at work, at home. Lord, whatever the lens that we look at life through at this moment in time, I pray for stillness in these early hours. Lord, as we're trying to rest and as we're trying to get up for work, for school, for life. Father, I pray for everyone under the sound of my voice, dear God, from London to Cape Town, from Cape Town to Singapore, from Singapore to Vancouver, Mumbai, Oslo. Lord, we pray for Israel as well. Lord, bless Israel. Let there be peace over Jerusalem. Lord, you are a good and you are a powerful God. And we come to you at this hour. Lord, at this midnight hour, in the middle of the night, in the early doors, as the sun is rising. Father, wherever we are, let your presence fill our room. Let your presence fill our heart. Let your presence touch our lives today and bring peace to every corner of our lives. Father, bless the listeners from the crown of their head to the sole of their feet. Let the joy of the Lord be your strength. My name's Reverend Ben Cooper. Until the next prayer. God bless.