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It is this simple. And we are going to pray, Jesus, calm my mind today and cover me with your peace. You know, we've got to get into prayer. We are into prayer, but I believe God is calling us to walk deeper, to walk deeper. I don't know where you are, who you are, but I just want to tell you that God loves you. That is fact. God loves you. It doesn't matter what our life has looked like, doesn't matter what the past has been, God is with you. Let's pray. Come on, let's knuckle down together, let's lock shields together wherever you are, whatever the time zone is around the world, whatever battles you are facing, whatever stuff is in the suitcase of life, just leave it at the cross. I know it's so easy to say that, but without further ado, Jesus, I pray for calm for my mind today, tonight, this afternoon. And Lord, I pray at this hour, Lord, that you will cover us with your peace, your love, your mercy, and your saving
grace. And Father, we thank you that the Gospel of John 14, 27 is for each and every one of us. Jesus says, My peace I leave with you, my peace I give to you. Do not let your hearts be troubled, and do not be afraid. Father, I pray that we will not be afraid. Lord, that we will look to the cross of Calvary, that we will look to the Word of God for the way forward, because you are that lion of Judah. You are the great I am. And Father, I pray that you will just cover us, dear God, in your love and your mercy. You tell us through the great book of Isaiah 41, verse 10. So do not fear, for I am with you. Do not be dismayed, for I am your God. Lord, we thank you that you are with us, Lord, and wherever we are from the battlefields of life, Lord, from this midnight hour, Lord, to this early beginning of the day. Lord, as the sun rises, the sun sets, Lord, with the pots and pans
rattling in our head. Father, we pray that we won't hear the pots and pans of anxiety, the pots and pans of fear. Lord, the noise, dear God, that is coming from the rattle. Father, I pray right now as we come to you, Lord, we get to that place of freedom. We believe in freedom. We believe in the word of God. We know, dear God, that you are the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through you. And wherever we are situated around the world, from London to Belfast, Edinburgh, Cardiff, and Manchester Manchester, sorry, all the way around the world. We pray, dear God, that the night fears will go, the racing mind, the racing thoughts, dear God, the emotional overload, the dread before sleep. Lord God, we're asking for inner peace. Holy Spirit, will you bring comfort to each and every heart and mind that is with me, Lord, as we listen, dear God, and as we pray together, as we lock on, dear
God, as we lock shields of faith, as we get down on the field of life. So wherever we are, we pray that the presence of God, the love of God, and the beauty of the King of Kings will just bring peace to us. So Jesus, calm my thoughts at this hour and cover me with your peace.
Jesus, stay with us. Holy Spirit, keep us wherever we are across the world. Father, as we battle life situations, as we battle certain areas, as we hold on to certain things in our lives, Lord, at this quiet time, Holy Spirit, lead us to the cross in Jesus' name. My name's Reverend Ben Cooper. I will catch you on the next prayer. Don't go too far.