Welcome to Daily Prayer with myself Reverend Ben Cooper recorded live here in London, England. How are you feeling? How are you at this hour? You know, we are approaching just 11 o'clock. Actually, it's just going past 11 o'clock live here in London, England, wherever you are. What sort of a day have you had? What's your Saturday been like? I hope you're okay. Just because I timestamp these or or say whatever a day it is, it doesn't matter whenever we use these prayers, because the day or the hour is irrelevant. Because God says, pray in all things. You know, brother and sister, wherever you are across the world, God
loves you. We're gonna pray right now, and we're in Psalm 23, verse 4. We've switched it at the 11th hour. We're praying Psalm 23 verse 4. Jesus, stay close to me in these final moments of this day and lead me by the Spirit so that I can rise again. Holy Spirit, we thank you for Psalm 23, verse 4. Even though I walk through the darkest valley, Lord, I'm not gonna fear no evil, for you are with us. Lord, I hold on to that psalm right now. And Lord, I thank you that that psalm is sitting in our hearts.
I thank you, dear God, that even though I walk through the darkest valley, Lord, whatever valley, whatever corridor, whatever track that we are moving down right now, Lord, we're gonna fear no evil. For you are with us, Lord, you're healing us, Lord. Mental health is being healed, physical healing, spiritual healing. Lord, the past traumas are gone at the name of Jesus Christ. And Lord, we are indulging ourselves in scripture. Father, from the four corners of the world, right here from live London, England, all the way to Brazil, all the way to Portugal, Father, all the way to Angolia, all the way, dear God, to Los Angeles. Lord, we believe that the Spirit of the Lord is in our heart. And right now, settle my mind. But Lord, hear this cry, hear the battle cry. Father, hear the noise of the rhythm of the cry, dear God, as we walk through the valley at this hour. Lord, as we walk through the trials and the tribulations, Father, keep us on the potter's will. Father, we thank you that you are moulding us and you are shaping
us. But right now, at these final moments, dear God, on this Saturday evening, here live in London, England, from the battlefield to the boardroom, from whatever we have been doing today, dear God, from the battlefields of life to the skirmishes of life. Father, if we've got our hair done, been to the barbers, been to the hairdressers, we've been doing the washing, we've been taking care of the house, we've been looking after the children, we've been here, there, and everywhere. Spirit of the living God, I pray for each and every one of us that we will feel the love of God and the power of the Holy Spirit. Lord, will you bring breast right now? Will you bring rest right now to our heart? Will you bring complete rest to our spirit? Lord, we want to lean into Jesus. Lord, we want to walk in the power of God. But right now, Lord, we Father, we recognize that the battle belongs to the Lord and the Spirit of the Lord is over our lives. Father, we thank you that
we are capturing the rhythm of God. We thank you that all things are possible to those who believe. And even though I walk through the darkest, the most awful, the most treacherous valleys on earth, the spirit of the Lord is with every one of us. Because I will, we will, fear no evil, because you are with us, your rod and your staff. Wherever you are, brother and sister, the spirit of the Lord is over your life. Don't ever give up. Be a Jesus follower. Be braggadocious. Tell the world that I love Jesus Christ. Wherever you are, don't go too far. I will catch you at the next prayer. And just remind yourself all things are possible to those who believe. I will catch you at the next prayer.