Welcome to Daily Prayer with myself Reverend Main 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 really simple. It's so easy. It is info at dailyprayer.uk. I will repeat that if you've got a prayer request, please email us to the studio, which is info at dailyprayer.uk.
Thank you to everybody that's listening on RB Christian Radio across the world, wherever you are, in the beautiful name of Jesus Christ. And thank you to everybody that is uh downloading the back library of the prayers, the podcast, the church ministry, everything that's gone on since lockdown. May the power and the love of Jesus Christ be over your life at this hour.
We're gonna pray. And what we're gonna pray for, we're gonna pray, Jesus, rescue me. Jesus, rescue me from the fear within. Father, in the name of Jesus, Lord, we put on a smile, Lord, we smile away to the world. But Lord, as we battle life, Lord, as we keep moving through life, Lord, I pray for peace. Lord, we thank you that we are delivered, that we are blessed and highly favored. And right now, Lord, we sought the Lord. Father, we seek the kingdom of God and his righteousness.
And wherever we are dotted around the world, Lord, at this early hour, Lord, as darkness has settled, Father, as the heart battles private storms, Lord God, outward storms, inner storms, Lord, just the tightening of life, the tightening of the grip. Father, we pray for those that are worried about their financial situation, those that are worried about the children, about marriage, about life, about certain areas, dear God, the complicated way life is. Father, lift the pressure, lift the worry. Lord, deliver us, dear God. Bring freedom to our hearts and our minds. Lord, we love you and we worship you. But Holy Spirit, keep close to us tonight. Jesus, rescue me. Jesus, rescue us from the fear within. Lord, we believe in miracles. We believe in the power of the word of God. And right now, Lord, will you deliver those that are worried? And Lord, as the psalmist says in Psalms 34, verse 4, I sought the Lord and he answered me. He delivered me from all of my fears. Father, I pray that you will deliver us just you did to King David, Shepherd Boy David,
the psalmist David. Lord, deliver us from all of our fears, from all of our worries, health anxiety, panics, doubt, worry, the worry about children, the worry about our children growing up into this crazy world, the worry about jobs, about life, the line manager at work, the situation in ministry and church, whatever the worries are, Lord, lift the worries and the fears. And Lord, we pray, Jesus, rescue me from the fear within. Lord, if that's health anxiety, deliver us. If it's financial, deliver us. If it's family, deliver us. Set us free from whatever it may be. Lord, will you break this cycle of panic? Lord, this emotional feeling. Lord, the battlefield of life. Father, we're tired and we're weary. Lord, the economical crisis that's over every nation. Lord, the sound of war. Lord, the war cry that's beating across certain political genders. Father, we pray that you will, dear God, just bring peace. Lord, so from London to Canada, from Canada, Brazil, Brazil, India, South Africa, and Australia.
Lord, bring inner peace. Deliver us, Lord, at this hour. Lord, whatever our life reflects, Lord, we believe in the power of God. We thank you, Jesus. And as we do, as King David did, as we do as the shepherd boy David did, as we do, as the psalmist writes, the prayers of David, I sought the Lord and he answered me. He delivered me from all of my fears. Lord, bring our hearts to a place of settle. Bring our minds to a place of settle. Bring our minds and our bodies and our souls to a place, Lord. If any one of us, Lord, feels overwhelmed at this hour, bring peace in the greatest name in heaven and earth.
Let me tell you, Jesus Christ is in your life. Don't go too far. Never give up. The Spirit of the Lord is with you. I will catch you at the next prayer. Hold tight.