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 wherever you are, dotted across the world. Good morning, good afternoon, good evening. The rhythm of the day is already running wherever you are, from the battlefield to the boardroom. Jesus Christ loves you. All things are possible to those who believe.
We're jumping straight into prayer. We're in Psalm 91. We are not budging from Psalm 91. We are anchored into the Word of God. I've got to tell you that God loves you, that the Spirit of the Lord is over your life. On whatever you are going through, whatever trial, whatever situation, we are in prayer right now, and God is telling you that He loves you. The Holy Spirit is with you. You are anointed, you are blessed on the commute run. If you're stuck in traffic, God is with you. If you're at home, God loves you. Wherever you are on the circle of life, whatever rhythm you are living right now, Jesus Christ is with you. Without further ado, let's jump straight in.
We're in Psalm 91, verse 9, and the title is Jesus walk with me through the middle of the day, through these middle hours and hold my heart when life feels loud and demanding. Lord, the enemy, dear God, is always breathing down my neck. Father, at work, at home, at life, at school. Father, we pray for the rhythm of life that we walk through. We pray that the love of God, the presence of Jesus Christ, will be so strong over our lives that we will feel the lion of Judah. Lord, we thank you that we are healed today. We pray for healing right now in the name of Jesus. Father, we pray that this battle fatigue will go. We pray, dear God, that this weariness will go. We pray that you will remove the grit from the wheels of life. Holy Spirit, we pray today, Lord, I will say of the Lord, the Lord is my refuge, and I take rest in his high place. Holy Spirit, we thank you for Psalm 91, verse 9. I will say of the Lord, He is my refuge, and He will make the high place your dwelling. Lord, we got to dwell in the highest place of the Lord. We got to dwell in the house of the Lord. But right now, Lord, the life that we are living feels loud and demanding. Lord, we need the noise of the world to go. Father, we got pots and pans rattling in our head. Father, we got the drumbeat of monotony. Lord, we don't want to bounce on the trampoline of monotony. Lord, we don't want to bounce to the rhythm of the world. Father, we want to get off and we want to walk in the power of God. Lord, we don't want to be caught in the crowd of life. Father, we don't want to be seen to be woven into the world's structure. Lord, we want to stand alone. We want to be bold. Lord, we want to be braggadocious. We want to tell the world that we love Jesus. Father, we thank you that sickness bows to the greatest name in heaven and earth. We thank you that the psalm of the Lord is with each and
every one of us. We thank you that your presence, your mercy, Lord, at this hour, from the four corners of the world, from every battle, from every trial, from every area of life, Father, from the trench of life, from the battlefield of life to every area of life, we thank you that at this middle hour, you are carrying our hearts and lift the weight, dear God, that feels loud and demanding. Lord, the work pressure is demanding. Family life is demanding. The children are demanding. Marriage is demanding. Relationships are demanding. Work, life, school, every area, ministry, church, the world is demanding. But Lord, I pray that we won't look, dear God, to what the world
is doing. Lord, from the four corners of the world, right here, live in London, all the way, dear God, to Portugal, Brazil, all the way, dear God, to Delhi, all the way to America and Israel. Lord, we believe in the power of God. And whatever responsibilities lie ahead of us right now, lift, dear God, the worry and the doubt. Lord, I pray that you will bring us right into the presence of the living God, from every battle, from every trial, from every situation. Father, from the bus stop, dear God, to the tube run. From the tube run to the commute run. From the commute run to the coffee run. From the coffee run, dear God, to the cheeky breakfast run. Spirit of the living God, Lord, as we've dropped the kids off now, Lord, we're in the gym. We're hoovering. We're washing. From the washing machine, dear God, to the tumble dryer, to the grass cutting, to the gardening. Father, from the prison, dear God, to the hospital. From the hospital to the palliative care situation. Lord, we believe in miracles. But right now, Lord, in the middle of the day, Lord, we want to fill the rhythm of God. Holy Spirit, cover us in the blood of Jesus.
Brother and sister, wherever you are across the world, don't you ever give up. God is with every one of us, and there is power. There is power in the name of Jesus Christ. Father, I don't want to lock into social media. Lord, I want to walk in the presence of Jesus Christ. May the Lord be with you wherever you are. Don't ever give up. I will catch you at the next prayer. God bless.