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But without further ado, we're jumping into Psalm 91, verse 2. And the title of this gentle, beautiful prayer that we're praying is very simple. It is Jesus, be my refuge in these deep hours when fear tries to rise again. Holy Spirit, as fear tries to rise again, Lord, we use that word again. As fear tries to rise again, we pray that you will remove the blackness and the deepness of fear. And as we come to you, Lord, we thank you that your grace is sufficient for each and every one of us. But wherever we are, from the four corners of the world, Lord, we thank you that Psalm 91 verse 2 is for our anchor point right now. And Lord, we thank you that I will say of the Lord, He is my refuge and my fortress.
Lord, we come to you from the four corners of the world, whatever the situation, whatever the tribe, whatever the language, from the battlefield to the boardroom, from every scenario of life, Lord, we're calling on the name of Jesus tonight. Lord, because we need you to be our refuge in these deep hours, dear God. Father, as we're trying to rest, we're trying to get rid of the dross of the day. Holy Spirit, we pray in this cycle what we're in at this moment, we need the outpouring of God. We need the love of Jesus Christ. And we pray that you will draw us close to your side, that we will walk in your presence. Lord, at these deep night hours, Lord, remove the hidden fears. Lord, we pray that you will and you are our safe refuge. Lord, we thank you that you are awakening in the healing within. Lord, we're praying for our mental health. We're praying for stability. Lord, we're praying right now that you will just cover us in the blood of Jesus, but draw us deeper to the cross. Lord, we want to walk in a greater level. Father, we want to walk in the presence of God like never before. Lord,
we don't want to hear, dear God, the drumbeat of fear. We don't want to hear, dear God, the line of doubt. Lord, we want to walk in the power of the line of Judah. And right now, Lord, I thank you that I will say of the Lord, He is my refuge and my fortress, my God in whom I trust. And right now, Jesus, be my refuge in these dark moments. Be our refuge in these hours of uncertainty. Father, as the sun has dropped on our lives, as the sun is going to rise in a few hours. But Lord, we thank you that your grace is sufficient for each and every one of us. And from the four corners of the world, right here, from live London, all the way to Brazil, to Portugal, dear God, to Colombia, all the way, dear God, to Chicago. Lord, we're praying for such an outpouring of your spirit. Lord, we want to be carried. Lord, we want to feel the love of God. We want to feel your presence in our lives like never before. So Lord, we are calling on the Lion of Judah. We're calling on the great I am. You are Jehovah Jirah, Jehovah Nissi. But Jesus, be my refuge in these deep hours when fear tries to rise again. Lord, we don't want this fear to rise again. We don't want this to show its face in our lives ever again. Father, from the battlefield to the boardroom, to the four corners of the world, we pray that you will carry us and anoint us. That we will fill your love right now at 3 a.m., live here in London, England.
Spirit of the living God, we pray for a breakthrough on every level of life, wherever you are, across the world, don't you ever give up. I will say of the Lord out of Psalm 91, verse 2 I will say of the Lord, He is our refuge and our fortress. Without further ado, don't go too far. I'll see you soon.