Welcome to Daily Prayer. We're 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 a prayer request, you can email us to the studio, which is info at dailyprayer.uk. It is 12 a.m.
You know, wherever you are across the world, whatever your day has looked like, wherever you are now across the world, I pray for peace over our lives. You know, it is that hour, it is that spiritual time now where we might be getting a bit tense, a bit worried about tomorrow. Panic might start to rise. And Jesus, will you help me tonight? Come on, what are we gonna pray for? We're gonna pray, Jesus, fight for my mind tonight. Jesus, Lord, help me, God. My mind is a little bit wayward, and I
need you, Jesus. Father, I thank you for every listener wherever they are around the world. But Jesus, fight for my mind tonight because Lord, I'm tired and these thoughts, dear God, are rattling around. And Lord, we pray for the inner battles right now. We pray for the spiritual attacks, the night fears, Lord, the worries, the tremors of life. Lord, will you give us stability right now? We believe in the power of God. And Jesus, at the midnight hour, Lord, as the as the evening has gone, as dear God, as we're stuck right now at the 12th hour, we pray for our hearts that are wrestling unseen battles. Lord, we pray that the shadows of fear will just disappear at the name of Jesus. And you will just bring peace to our heart and our mind and our bodies and our souls. Lord, we believe in miracles and wherever we are across this world, live here in London, England, from England to the United States, Kenya, Germany, Philippines, South Korea, we're praying for the inner battles, Lord. We're praying for peace. We're looking for the love of God and the Spirit of the living God. Holy Spirit, at this 12th hour, Lord, will you just bring calm to our lives? Will you bring peace to our minds? And Lord Jesus, fight for my mind right now because Lord, my mind is overloaded. Lord, I am weighed down with life, church, ministry, family, financial pressures, inner battles, external battles, night sweats, panic attacks. Father, in the name of Jesus, whatever we equate to, I pray right now that you will bring peace to each and every heart that is
with me now. So Lord, we lean into the beautiful book of Psalms 27, verse 1. The Lord is the light and my salvation. Whom shall I fear? The Lord is the stronghold of my life. Of whom shall I be afraid? Father, I pray that we won't be afraid of this midnight hour. And wherever we are, from the battlefield of life, Lord, to the skirmishes, Lord, to the war trenches, dear God, I pray for those inner battles, those outward battles, those thoughts, those doubts. Lord, we believe that there is victory in the word of God. We believe right now, as this hour has arrived, Lord, we pray that you will take away any feelings of being overwhelmed.
Lord, that we will rise up, dear God, on wings as of eagles, that you will give us supernatural strength, that we will find hope in the power of the word of God. So Lord God, we pray, wherever we are, Holy Spirit, lead me to the cross. Holy Spirit, lead me to the presence of Jesus. Holy Spirit, take me to that place where my mind is refreshed and restored. Holy Spirit, take me to that place, that inner place, Lord, where I can rest in the shadow of the Most High. Holy Spirit, I pray that you will bring calm to our hearts and our minds and our bodies and our souls. Whatever the battles are, whatever the field of life looks like in our lens, Lord, I pray, Lord, as we wrestle with certain things in our lives, as we wrestle even with ourselves, Lord, will you bring that inner peace today? Lord, at this hour, Lord, at this midnight hour, Lord, at the early door of the day, Lord, when the sun rises and the sun sets, we pray, Lord God, for whatever reason and however life looks, that you, dear God, will give us peace tonight.
So in the name of the Father, the Son, the Holy Spirit, Lord, let the joy of the Lord be our strength. Jesus Christ is with you. Don't go too far. I'll catch you at the next prayer. God bless.