Welcome to Daily Prayer with myself Reverend Ben Cooper, recorded live here in London, England, where the world gathers for five minutes of faith, love, hope, and strength. If you've got a prayer request, you can email us to the studio, which is info at dailyprayer.uk. Whatever your time zone is, good morning, good afternoon, good evening. Whatever the hour is, wherever you are, come on, we're gonna lock in. We've got to pray like we've never prayed before. The news and the world is going a little bit crazy, but we're gonna trust in Jesus Christ.
We're coming out of the great book of Matthew, chapter 6, verse 34. And the title of this prayer is very simple Jesus, break the anxiety, rising in the dark. Father, wherever we are, I thank you for everyone gathering with me right now. I pray that you will bless them from the crown of their head to the sole of their feet, that they will feel the love of Jesus Christ in their lives, that they will feel the beauty and the glory of the Holy Spirit in their lives. Lord, we need the Lion of Judah. Lord, we need the King of Kings and the Lord of Lords. Father, break the cycles of this mental pressure, Lord, that keeps returning at this hour. Lord, stir us, Lord. Help us to have courage. Help us, dear God, to rise on wings as of eagles. Lift the weight, dear God, that sits on our shoulders.
Father, remove the weight from our chest. Take the financial pain, the pressures of health, the pressures of uncertainty, the spiritual battles that are unseen and seen, the physical battles. Lord, we pray, dear God, that the supernatural power of God will rise in our spirit at this hour and wherever we are gathering. Yahweh, mighty God, come, take our hand at this hour. Step into every room, every hallway, every moment, every situation. Lord, at this hour, Father, in this dark moment, Lord, I ask you, dear God, that we will feel the love of Jesus getting into our lives. Father, right in the skin that we walk in. Father, we need you like never before. Will you take us to the cross? Lord, we're not worried about the church. We're not interested in the ministries. We're not worried about the Razmatazz on Sundays. Lord, we want Jesus Christ. We want our comforter. We want the Holy Spirit. We want, dear God, to be able to overcome these anxious thoughts at the late hour in the middle of the morning, in the middle of the day, wherever we are. Lord, let us hear your voice of truth. Lord, we're tired of the voice of religion. Holy Spirit, breathe down the corridor of our lungs. Lord, breathe in our heart tonight. Wherever we are, Lord, I thank you, Lord, that the darkness has no power.
And live from London, England, all the way to Canada, Brazil, India, South Africa, and Australia. Lord, these night fears, these night doubts, Lord, I pray for anyone that is fearing tomorrow, those thoughts that are spiral out of control. Lord, the emotional overload. Lord, bring your love through these daily prayers. Let the Spirit of the Lord and dear God, I pray that Matthew 6, 34 will break out over all of our lives. Therefore, do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own. Oh my God, yeah, that is so true. And Lord, I believe that the goodness of God, the fire, the power, the anointing of God, Jesus is telling us, do not fear, for I am with you. He has not left us as orphans. The King of Kings and the Lord of Lords is in your
life. Father, I pray from the battles that we are carrying, the insecurities that we have, Lord, maybe the loss of identity of who are we, Lord, I pray that we will find ourselves in the holy scriptures of God. So tonight, Lord, at this hour, I pray, Lord, as the sun will rise in a few hours, as the sun has already set on our lives, from the battles of just breathing, the battles of just living. Father, take the anxious thought about tomorrow away. Lift the heaviness from our chest, take the fears out of our mind. Spirit
of the living God, we thank you that this cycle has been broken and the glory of God and the power of Jesus is over our lives. May the Lord carry you. I will catch you at the next prayer. Don't go too far.