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The love of God, the beauty of God, the majesty of God. God is with us. It is 6 p.m. Core. What a day I've had. What about you? Whatever the rhythm of life is, thank God that you're with me. Wherever you are, you're not here by coincidence. Whatever time you listen to these, whenever they get pushed out, it's not, it doesn't matter how you listen to them and when you listen to them because prayer is prayer. You know, they just time stamp because this is what we do. It's obvious what we do, but it doesn't matter when you listen to them, it can be any day, any hour, any time, because God is with us. Come on, we're gonna
pray. We're in Psalm 91, verse 14. Jesus, Jesus, lift my heart as evening nears and fills my weariness with your quiet spirit. Holy Spirit, Lord, my weariness, Lord, needs transferring, dear God. Lord, this weariness, Lord, as this night gets closer, Jesus, lift my heart as evening approaches. Lord, I pray as we're on the commute back home. Lord God, wherever we are across the world, Father, we're taking the kids to the clubs, if we're going, dear God, to the football club, if we're going to the netball, the basketball, the cricket, the swimming, all the rah-rah-ra of life. Father, whatever we are doing, wherever we are commuting, from the battlefield to the boardroom, Father, we thank you that Psalm 91 verse 14 is for us. Because he loves me, I will rescue him, I will protect him. Father, as we take the children to school, you protect us. Lord, as we take the children to their certain activities, you love us. Lord, as we go to work, you love us. You rescue us, you protect us. Lord, as we're in the supermarkets right now, doing the shopping. Lord, you love us, you protect us, dear God. Whatever food are we're walking down right now, however we're listening to the sound of my voice, whatever the rhythm and the circle of our life is, Father, from the battlefield to the boredroom of life, we thank you that wherever we are, we can pray. Wherever we are, we can speak to Jesus. Whatever we are doing, we can lift our hands and say, hallelujah,
Jesus. Father, wherever we are, Lord, we can pray quietly. We can sit, dear God, on the train, on the commute home, on the commute in. We can sit there, dear God, and just relax and just pray for our spirit, for our mind. We thank you that we haven't even got to move our lips because you hear every word. Father, we haven't got to make a noise because you listen to the rhythm of our heart. And Lord, we thank you that you rescue us, that you protect us from battles, from trials, from tribulations. And right now, Lord Jesus, lift my heart as this evening starts to press in. Lord, as this evening starts to get heavy, as this evening starts to get lonely, as this evening starts to get scary, we pray for those that are worried about the evenings, that are worried about the late nights. Father, we pray for those that are scared about darkness, about fear, about sleeping, about, dear God, dying, about living. We pray, dear God, that you will lift the panic, the worry, and the Spirit of the Lord will carry each and
every one of us. Father, we thank you that wherever we are across the world from the battles of life, we ask you right now, Lord, as this hour kicks in, Lord, we got some fatigue to deal with. Lord, we feel a little bit tired. Lord, we need some inner strength right now. Lord, will you sustain? Will you sustain us by your word? Will you carry us right now? Lord, we have got battle fatigue. Lord, we got work fatigue. We're emotionally tired now. And Lord, will you lift the weight of this hour? Lord, will you take it off of our shoulders? Lord, come, Holy Spirit, will you get us to the cross of Calvary? Lord, we don't want to hear the heaviness, dear God, of the drumbeat, dear God, of the world. Father, we want to hear the line of Judah. Lord, we want to walk with Jesus. And I pray, Lord, that you will strengthen our walk with Jesus. Lord, will you help us? Will you take the burdens that I cannot cope with today? Lord, will you help me when I feel weak? Will you help me, Lord, when I feel tired? Lord, we want to hear the gentle rhythm. The gentle rhythm of the word of God. Father, will you carry us? Lord, I feel unsettled at this moment. Lord, worries are rising, pressure is strong, and I pray that the peace of God, the love of God, the spirit of God will calm us
down. Father, we thank you, dear God, for Romans 8.26. The Spirit helps us in our weakness. Wherever you are, as we pedal out of this, from the battlefield to the boardroom, from live here in London, England, from the four corners of the world, from here, London, all the way to Nepal, from Nepal all the way to India, from India to Afghanistan, to China to Taiwan. May the Spirit of the living God carry you across this earth. God loves you. Never give up. I will catch you in two. Don't go too far.