Welcome to Daily Prayer with myself, Reverend Ben Cooper, recorded live here in London, England, where the world gathers for five minutes of faith, love, hope, and strength. Whatever the hour is, whatever the trial is, whatever the motion is happening in your life, whatever that press is against your skin. I pray that the love of God and the presence of Jesus Christ, as we pray through this beautiful Psalm 91, we're gonna keep this rhythm for today, we're gonna keep this for the next number of weeks, we're gonna push into Psalm 91, we're gonna pray through this. We'll never ever exhaust the Psalms, we'll never exhaust the Word of God because His Word is the same yesterday, today, and forevermore.
And if you are in need of help right now, whatever your time zone is, I would encourage you to grab yourself a paperback version of the Word of God. The reason I say that is because on the electronic device there is disturbances, there is social media feeds, there is WhatsApp groups, and we get disturbed when we're reading the word from our phone. So turn your phone over, turn your phone off, maybe, lay it down and grab yourself a paperback version, open up the word of God, and let's pray through Psalm 91 verse 2.
Father, in the name of Jesus, Lord, we ask you right now that I will say of the Lord, He is my refuge and my fortress, Lord, we are gonna trust, we are gonna walk in your glory, but right now, from the four corners of the world, to every scenario, to every situation, Lord, as the world darkens, as the streets become quiet, Lord, as the houses, dear God, start switching off the lights, as darkness creeps over the land, Lord, as life progresses, Lord, I pray that we won't feel the sudden sharpness of this hour. Holy Spirit, I pray that we won't suddenly feel the sudden sharpness of dark. Lord, I pray right now that the Spirit of the Lord will be over our lives. And Lord, we pray, Lord, at this hour, Lord, be my refuge in the darkest hours of these nights, when fear tries to wake, and when I cannot think straight. Lord, will you heal my mind? Lord, from the battlefields of life, Father, to the trenches of life, dear God, to the field of life. Lord, whatever the situation, whatever the scenarios, Lord, whatever the role is, whatever the valley, whatever the trial, dear God, whatever the corridor that we are walking down right now, Lord, we are praying for the love of God and the presence of Jesus Christ.
Lord, as we look out the window of life, Father, at the early doors, Father, as we are in the rhythm of 3 a.m., Father, we pray right now, live here in London, England. Lord, we are praying for an outpouring of your spirit. We're praying for the love of God. We're praying for a great awakening. But Lord, be our refuge in these dark hours, be our fortress in these dark hours. Father, we believe in the word of God. And you are that lion of Judah. You are the great I am. You are Jehovah Jirah. Lord, whatever corner of the world we're living in, whatever city, whatever town, Lord, whatever province, Lord, whatever our postcode, whatever situation we are in, Lord, we need the rhythm of heaven. We need the glory of God. And right now, Lord, we pray here, live in London, England, all the way to Colombia, to Brazil, all the way, dear God, to Angola, from Angola to Chicago. We are praying, Lord, that the fire and the love of God will be around the world from every battle, from every trial, from every scenario of life.
Jesus, I will say of the Lord, He is my refuge and my fortress. Let the Spirit of the Lord carry you through these prayers. Let the glory of God lift you wherever you are right now. Psalm 91, verse 2 I will say of the Lord, He is my refuge and my fortress. Wherever you are, God is with you. I will catch you in two. Don't go too far.