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, you can email us to the studio, which is info at dailyprayer.uk. That is info at dailyprayer.uk.
I don't know where you are, whatever time zone you are living in at this moment in time, whatever your name is, whatever your tribe, whatever your language, whatever your colour, I've got to tell you the fire of God is over your life. What a day we've had today. Oh my Jesus. Holy Spirit, what a day. Where have you been through the valley? You've been through the valley of the shadow of death. We have, I have. I don't know where you are across this world, but what a day. What a day. Now evening is starting to creep in, and the inner storms are starting to rage again. At certain hours, our mind, our body, our soul triggers certain feelings. And wherever you are right now, I pray for the inner storm will go at the name of Jesus.
We're praying out of Psalm 91, verse 15, and the title is Jesus. Hear my cry tonight and calm the storm moving inside. Lord, that storm that is moving inside. Lord, it's been there all day. But Lord, I've been busy at work, I've been busy at life, I've been busy just bobbing around the world. And Lord, right now, Lord, this inner storm is starting to make a noise. Lord, this inner storm is starting to make a rumble. Holy Spirit, I pray that you will remove the inner storm. I pray, dear God, that you will remove, dear God, the cry, dear God, of this storm. Father, we need inner peace. Lord, will you take out the storm and will you, dear God, put peace in our heart? Lord, we are crying out to you. Lord, this nighttime anguish, these nighttime panics, these night storms, these night weather systems that come our way. Lord, it rains. The wind blows. The storm is raging inside. Lord, we're on the commute on the run home and the storm is starting to rise. Lord, we're sitting indoors. Father, we've just chucked ourselves on the sofa. And Lord, the storm is starting to move. Lord, we're on the commute run and the storm is starting to rise. Father, we're at our desk and the storm is starting to move inside of us. Lord, wherever we are, whatever the time zone is, whatever corner of the world we live in, Jesus, heal my inner cry tonight and calm this storm as it starts to move in the skin that I walk in. Father, from the four corners, all the way to London, all the way, dear God, to Brazil, from Brazil to Saint Paulo, all the way to Peru, all the way to America, Australia, Israel. Lord, we pray for such an outpouring of your spirit. Lord, I thank you that you will meet all of our needs according to thy riches in glory. And right now we are crying out. We are calling out. Lord, I thank you for the beautiful book of Psalms 91, 15, as we pray through.
God, you gotta jump in the arena with us, Lord, because we are tired. We got battle fatigue. This night anguish is starting to rise. The inner storm is starting to bubble like a volcano. Lord, I can't control it. Lord, I don't know what to do with it. Lord, I'm frightened of having a night panic. I'm tired, dear God. The bullets of the day, Lord, have almost penetrated the armor that I've been wearing. And Lord, I'm tired, I'm weary. Lord, I've been to the hospital today, Lord, and I don't like the news that I heard. Lord, I've been visiting friends today, and I don't like the conversation we had. Lord, I've been in work today and it's been a tough day. Lord, I'm in prison. Lord, and I don't know what to do. Lord, I'm lost, I'm tired, I'm weary. Father, the battles that we face from the battlefield to the boardroom, from the boardroom to the field of life, to the commute, to the traffic jam of life, wherever you are, the glory of God, the power of God, the spirit of the Lord is over your life. Lord, there is a cry for help tonight. Lord, we want a divine response and we want inner peace. God, we are crying out to our God. We are calling on the name of Jesus Christ, and the Spirit of God has to move.
Father, I thank you, dear God. Whatever valley we go through, whatever cry we have, you don't leave us as orphans. You're with us to the very end of this age. But Jesus, just show up tomorrow tonight. Just show up some more right now. Lord, I need you in the car. I need you in the van. I need you at home. I need you at school. I need you on the commute. I need you, Jesus. Spirit of the living God, I thank you for every listener wherever they are, scattered across the world. Don't ever give up. My name's Reverend Ben Cooper. I will see you and listen and pray with you soon. God bless.