Welcome to Daily Prayer with myself, Reverend Van Cooper, recorded live here in London, England, where the world gathers for five minutes of faith, hope, love, and strength. Sister and brother, we thank you for your love, your support, your prayers and your cares, everything. May God bless you and thank you for listening to us, you know, and just sharing all this stuff out. Please go to the back library. Please go to the back library. There is over a thousand prayers now, plus there is over a thousand podcasts, church services, all that sort of stuff that we've done since the very beginning of lockdown.
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Father, in the name of Jesus, I thank you for every listener wherever they are, whether we are on RB Christian Radio, whether we're downloading these podcasts. Lord, we thank you, dear God, that the Spirit of the Lord is over us. And right now, Lord, will you bless us on this daily time as we gather together for these quick five, five minutes? Lord, whether we're on the school run, dear God, whether in the battlefield of life, whether we're in the boardroom, dear God, wherever we are in life, whatever lens that we are measuring life with, Father, we want to go by faith. And Lord, we don't want, dear God, at this midnight hour, at this afternoon, at this early morning, or whatever our time zone is, God strengthen me at this hour. Lord, when fatigue bites in, when work pressure, life pressure, relationship pressure hits in, Lord, we pray that you will lift off the pressures of life and the Spirit of the Living God will carry us. Father, we believe in the power
of God. And today, Lord, we pray for the love of Jesus Christ to be over us and wherever we are, from London to Warsaw, from Warsaw to Tokyo, from Tokyo to East Dan Ball, from East Dan Ball to Myanmar, from Myanmar to Poland. Lord, stretch out across Ghana in the name of Jesus. But we are praying for strength, we're praying for stress at work, we're praying for the overwhelming feeling of life to just melt like wax. Lord, I thank you for the love of God that is over our lives. And we come to you right now as brothers and sisters that are wounded, dear God, that are that are fierce in the word of God. We come, dear God, with our bones broke. We come, dear God, with our hearts hurt. We come, dear God, from the battlefield of life. But Lord, we come in the power of Jesus Christ. And Lord, we are seeking God's clarity, God's focus, God's love. Lord, we want, dear God, stability for our emotions, our lives. Father, for those that are going through relational ship breakdowns, for those, dear God, that have got trouble with the children, trouble at work, trouble at home, trouble at church, ministry. Lord, I pray when this fatigue hits us, Lord, I pray that the Spirit of the Lord will carry us whatever the hour is in our lives. But Lord, right now I ask that the listeners, Lord, will be lifted and carried, that they will feel the love of Jesus, the presence of the Holy Spirit in their life, that they will know that Jesus Christ is their Lord and Savior.
Lord, help them to make right, good lifestyle choices in the Word of God. Settle our minds. Help us to breathe. Take the burden of just being a human being. Lord, it's tough being a human being, Jesus. And Lord, we ask you right now, give us clarity when the tasks of life are heavy. Give us courage, give us strength, give us boldness. Lord, we want to be braggadocious, Bible-believing believers. Spirit of the living God, strengthen our bodies, settle our thoughts, anchor my spirit in Jesus Christ. May the Spirit of the Lord be over you today. Wherever you are, never give up. God is with you. The love of Jesus Christ is over your life. My name is Reverend Ben Cooper. Until the next prayer, the joy of the Lord is our strength.