Welcome to Daily Prayer with myself, Reverend Ben Cooper, recorded live here in London, England. Come on, sisters and brothers, how are you? You know it's early doors here in the UK, and I pray for each and every one of you. And please, if you need your prayers prayed for, if you want to keep them private to yourself, that's absolutely amazing. But if you want, please send them in to info at dailyprayer.uk. We will pray for you. And if you want a response, please make sure that we have a clear return email address that we can get back to you. And may the Spirit of the Lord be over you. Thank you for your love. Thank you for your prayers. But we got to get in.
Come on, we're in 2026. We gotta believe in miracles. This is your year. I'm telling you now, this is your year of breakthrough. Shackles are being broken, the chains of adversity are going. Jesus Christ loves you. You haven't just dropped onto this daily devotional podcast myself, this prayer network that we got. You're not here by chance. God is calling you, God is in your life, and God is wiping your tears, and the Spirit of the Lord is with you wherever you are scattered around the world. Let us know where you are around the world. Just take a couple of minutes, just send us an
email in. Come on, Father, in the name of Jesus, I thank you for every listener wherever they are right now. But Lord, we are praying. We're praying for strength for the day when I wake up drained and overwhelmed. Lord, we've been asleep and we're still tired. Lord, we need strength for today. Lord, and wherever we are, from London to Seoul, to Warsaw to Manila to Zurich to Mumbai to Helsinki to Poland. Father, we need the love of God and Jesus. We come to you. Lord, bless Ghana. Lord, we pray for Ghana as well. That you, dear God, will open the floodgates, dear God, and pour out your spirit over Ghana. But Lord, everyone around the world, Lord, whatever tribe we're from, whatever tongue, whatever language we speak, Lord, pour out your spirit on all the listeners. Lord, I pray wherever they are, carry their worries, carry their burdens, take them away. Lord, and bless them. Let them know that the love of God is over their lives and we believe, I believe God is
with you. Father, I thank you for the beautiful book of Isaiah 40, verse 31. For those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. Father, let all of us, Lord, we all need to renew our strength. Lord, we thank you that we will run and that we will not grow weary because the power of God is with us. And Lord, I'm bringing every listener before you right now, before the throne of grace. You are the line of Judah, you are the King of Kings, and you are the Lord of Lords. You are Jehovah Nissi, Jehovah Jeharah, Jehovah Shalom, Father, the King that walked with the one like Jesus, the one like the King of Kings.
Father, in the name of Jesus, Lord, I'm just pondering over Meshach, Shamrach, and Abendigo. Lord, when they were thrown into the fire, sisters and brothers, it might feel like we've been thrown into the fire. And God, through Christ Jesus, was walking with Meshach, Shamrach, and Abendigo. The king looked over the edge and he said, Who's the fourth one? I've got to tell you right now in prayer that the fourth one is Jesus Christ, and he's walking with you through the fire of the day, through the fire of life, through the turmoil, Jesus Christ is with you. Father, bless the listeners. Lord, I ask you right now, from the very bottom of my heart, that you will give them strength. And the psalmist writes for you today, Psalms 46, verse 1. God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. Father, as you walked with Meshach, Shamrach, and Abendigo, Father, we need you to walk with us. Lord, we need to feel your footsteps. Lord, you got to carry us. Father, you got to carry us. Lord, give us enough strength for the day. Lord, renew my energy. God help me to face this day. Father, wherever we are, dear God, from the battlefield to the boardroom, from the boardroom to the school run, from the school run to the gym, from the gym to the treadmill of life. Lord, as we lock down on the rugby field of life,
Father, as we scrum down today together, Lord, wherever we're driving the van, Lord, wherever we're crisscrossing the world, whatever we are doing, Spirit of the Living God, we pray for such an outpouring of your love over each and every one of us. I've got to tell you in the close of this prayer that Psalm 46, verse 1 is for you. God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble.
My name's Reverend Ben Cooper. Until the next prayer, hold on tight.