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 that prayer request, please hit us in the studio, which is info at dailyprayer.uk. That is info at dailyprayer.uk. Thank you for your prayers. Thank you for locking in with us. Thank you for being on RB Christian Radio and everybody in the archives of these podcasts, dailyprayer.uk with myself, Reverend Ben Cooper.
Thank you for sharing them out across the world, wherever you are, and also to everybody that is locking in to this ministry and helping us financially by that giving, you know, buy us a coffee, lock into that app just by three pounds a month, wherever you are, without further ado. Have you done the school run? Have you done a cheeky McDonald's run? Whatever you are doing right now, the glory, the love of Jesus Christ, the sun is risen. We are entering in a new day. We are already in a rhythm. We're already on the commute run. We're already at work. We're already at school. We are in the rhythm of the glory of God. And we're jumping straight
into prayer. And we're in Psalm 91, verse 5. And the title of this prayer is Easy and Steady. Jesus, steady my mind as the day rises and guard me from the pressures that I cannot see. Father, I thank you that we live by faith. I thank you that the power and the
love of Jesus Christ is over our lives. Lord, we want to fill the rhythm of this day. We want to fill the rhythm of Jehovah Jirah, Jehovah Nisi, Jehovah Shalom. Father, we thank you that Psalm 91, verse 5 is over our lives. Father, as we've kicked the duvet off hours ago. Lord, as the sun has risen live here in London, England. Father, as we're at the bus stop right now. Father, as we're on the tube right now, commuting across wherever we are. Father, every traffic jam, every trial, every situation, whatever we are going through. Father, as we're just coming out of that board meeting, Lord, as we are coming out of school, we're going to school. We got the rhythm of life in our bones. Father, we thank you that Psalm 91, verse 5 is for us. He, you will not fear the terror of night nor the arrow that flies by day. Lord, we keep praying for this. Lord, the arrow that flies by day, the text that comes out, the email that comes, dear God, the language that comes over at work. Father, the problems at school, the problems at life, the problems in our relationships, the problems, Father, we will not, dear God, fear the arrow that flies by day. Lord, that email that is coming down the chutes right now. Lord, that text that is coming over the airways right now. Lord, that social media message that's coming in. Father, we thank you that it will not penetrate the skin that we walk in. Father, because we are children of the living God.
Father, we're dressed in your word. We're dressed in the armor of God. We've got Ephesians 6 right on today. Lord, we got the helmet of salvation where our feet are fitted with the gospel of peace. Lord, we got the breastplate of righteousness. We got the sword of the spirit, the word of God. Lord, we got that shield of faith right now, Lord. And Father, we thank you that we've got the buckle of truth around our waist. Father, in the name of Jesus, we thank you that your word is true. Your word is El Shaddai. You are the first, you are the last. Father, from the battlefield to the boardroom, from the boardroom to the school run. Father, from the school run to the now bar, from the now bar, dear God, all the way to the pedicure, from the pedicure to the barbers, dear God, to the school, to the house, to life itself. Father, we thank you. Whatever circles we mooch in, whatever rhythm we live in, Father, we believe
that the word of God is over our lives, and nothing can separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus. Lord, I thank you that we are in Christ Jesus and the Word of God is over our lives. I thank you that we are anointed. I thank you that we are blessed. I thank you, dear God, whatever comes down the track of life today, the Spirit of the Lord is over each and every one of us. And Jesus, steady my mind. Lord, we don't want to live by the mind. We don't want to live by the wave of the world. Lord, we don't want to live, dear God, by the press of the world. We don't want to live by culture. We don't want to live by the rhythm of what the world is offering. Lord, we want to not conform to the pattern of the world, but Lord, we want to, dear God, have our minds transformed by the rhythm of God. You are the Lion of Judah. Sickness bows to your name. Fear bows to your name. Lord, we thank you that the enemy, dear God, bows to the name of Jesus. Lord, we walk braggadocious today. Lord, we walk upright, we walk bold. Father, we thank you there is no arrogance over our lives. We thank you, dear God, do we
just walk in bold? Because we're blessed and highly favored, wonderfully and fearfully made. And Lord, whatever corner we live, wherever we live, whatever tribe, whatever colour, whatever native land we come from, Lord, we thank you that we're all grafted into the vine and nothing can separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus. Lord, I thank you for the rhythm of life. Wherever the listeners are right now, let the glory, let the power, let the love of God be over your lives.
Without further ado, I will catch you in two. Don't go too far. Grab a quick cup of tea, a cup of coffee, clear your throat, and we're back in the arena. God is with you wherever you are. Hold on to Psalm 91. That psalm is the psalm that will bring freedom and healing. God bless. I will catch you soon.