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 a prayer request, please email us to the studio, which is info at dailyprayer.uk, wherever you are at this moment in time. It is 12 a.m. live here in London, England. The Spirit of God is over every one of us, and the love of Jesus Christ is wrapped around your life. Whatever an evening you had, whatever the day looks like, whatever you are facing, whenever you capture these time zones, just because we time stamp these, it doesn't matter. Whenever you listen to them, you listen to because at the end of the day, prayer is prayer, and it doesn't really matter if we don't follow that chronological time that we do here in the studio.
But without further ado, let's get straight into prayer. And we're praying out of Psalm 91, verse 1, Jesus, settle my spirit and hold my night in your quiet shadow. Father, at this hour, Lord, we come before you, Lord, and we need peace. Father, will you, dear God, settle our spirit? You are the line of Judah. You are the great I am. And Father, you tell us that you will not leave us as orphans, that you will come to us. So those, dear God, that feel very weary and tired and lonely, those that feel, dear God,
unsettled at this hour, Jesus, speak to us. Holy Spirit, will you draw us closer to the cross of Calvary? Lord, we want to hear the whisper of heaven. We want to feel the love of Jesus Christ. And at this hour, Lord God, as the sun has set on our lives, as the sun is going to rise in a few hours, Father, whatever battles, whatever life looks like through our lens, we pray that the rhythm of heaven will capture us right now. That we will feel, dear God, your love and your mercy. And we thank you, dear God, that the word of God is sitting in our spirit. We believe in Psalm 91, the prayers of David. We thank you for Genesis to Revelation. But right now, as we pray through Psalm 91, verse 1, whoever dwells in the shelter of the Most High shall rest in the shadow of the Almighty. Father, we're learning to rest in
the shadow of the Almighty. Father, we're learning to let go of ourselves. We're learning to let go, dear God, of the rhythm of the drumbeat of our lives. Lord, we're trying to let go of the noise in our head, the pots and the pans, the ifs, the buts, the possibilities, the maybes. Lord, we're coming to you right now. And Lord, we thank you, dear God, that you are a living God, that you are the great I am. And wherever we are, whatever battles we face, from the four corners of this world, all the way live here in London, England, to Brazil, Portugal, Argentina, India, and the United States of America. Father, let your love, your mercy be poured out over each and every one of us. Father, we want to be drawn into the kingdom of God. Lord, we want to go into the Father's heart. We want to
be held by the Father's arms. And if the darkness is rising, Father, we thank you that the darkness shall be put out at the name of Jesus. Father, spark us up, light us up. Whatever battles, whatever fears, whatever we are going through, Lord, we need the love of Jesus Christ in our lives. Strengthen us, carry us, and Lord, let your anointing and your love be over us today. Wherever we are, Lord, we believe in miracles. From the battlefield to the boardroom, from the boardroom to the Passover table. We believe in the love of Jesus Christ. Lord, take us closer to the cross. Lord, get us into your presence. Whatever we are going through, Lord, at this midnight hour, Jesus, settle my spirit and hold my night in your quiet space. May the Spirit of the Lord carry you at this hour. Never give up. I will catch you in two.