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. If you've got that prayer request, email us at the studio, which is info at dailyprayer.uk. Thank you to everybody that is listening to worship on RB Christian Radio. We have just come out of January and we're pushing gently into February and all the way through February.
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we're going to pray. What we're praying for right now, Jesus, break the fear that follows me into the evening. Father, it's been a long day today. Lord, we've been traveling and commuting, dear God. We've been to school, we've been to life, Lord. We've been living and doing what we've been doing. And Lord, as the sun starts to disappear and the darkness comes in, Lord, I pray, Jesus, break the fear that follows me into my evening. Lord, we come to you right now in the name of Jesus Christ. We believe in miracles, but dear God, we pray that you'll stand by us. Don't let us go at this hour, Lord. We come to you in the name of Jesus Christ. We want to hear the line of Judah. We want to hear the roar of the God of Israel. Lord, take the emotional fatigue,
take the fatigue out of today, take the quiet tension that keeps whispering. Tonight, Jesus, stand right beside us. Lord, we want to feel your shoulder. Stand shoulder to shoulder. Lord, I pray that we will feel the love of God. And for those, dear God, that are worried about life, the worries of wars, rumors of wars, as kingdoms rise against kingdom, the overwhelming feeling of inner storms, outward storms. Lord, as we watch the news channels, Father, we pray for such an outpouring of your love and your mercy, pour out your goodness. Let your love flow over our lives wherever we are. Lord, let this day, let this hour keep us safe.
Let your spirit anoint us. Father, we pray that that beautiful, beautiful book of Psalms 91, that He will command angels concerning you, so that they will lift you up in their hands, so that you will not strike your foot against a rock. God has every storm. God has every inner instability in your life. God is carrying you and God is with you wherever you are right now. And we are praying for such an outpouring of God. God is strengthening you. When your heart trembles, cry out to God. When fear rises, cry out to God. Whatever your life looks like, Jesus, break the fear that follows me into this evening. Lord, I don't want to go into this evening with fear, with worry. I don't want to go in with a trembling heart. I don't want to carry workplace pressures at home. Lord, when I leave the workplace, Lord, shut the door of my work. Lord, I don't want to carry the turmoil of work. I don't want to carry the turmoil of life. Father, when I leave school, Lord, help me to leave school at home. Lord, when I leave certain areas of life, help me to leave them in certain areas of life. Father, as we pray to you right now, as we come to the cross of Calvary, Holy Spirit, remove every anxiety thought, every anxious moment. Lord, as the heaviness of night presses in, Lord, as we are tired and we are weary, we believe in breakthrough. We believe in the power of
God. And Jesus, we want to hear the Lion of Judah from the battlefield to the boardroom. Father, from London to Iran, from Iran to Ireland, from Ireland, Brazil, Kenya, Denmark, India. Oh my God, in the name of Jesus Christ, wherever we are across this world, we need your love, we need your mercy, we need your saving grace. Come, Holy Spirit, strengthen us, we pray. Brother and sister, I'll catch you at the next prayer.