Welcome to Daily Prayer with myself Reverend Ben Cooper as we are here live in London, England, as the world, as we gather wherever you are across the world, we're gathering for hope. We're gathering for patience. We're gathering for strength. We're gathering for hope. We're gonna lock shields. It is 6 p.m. here in London, England. Wherever you are across the world, the sun might be rising, the sun might be setting. Are you tired? You might be getting ready for work. You might be getting undressed out of your work uniform. You might be taking your makeup off. You might be getting in the gym. You might be in the van, you might be in the car, you might be getting some food ready for the children. You might be just hoovering up, washing up, tidying
up. Whatever you are doing in your life right now, Jesus Christ is with each and every one of us. Let's not listen to the sound of war around the world. Let's focus on the word of God. Let's get into prayer. Let's use these stretching times, let's use these weary days just to pray. And it's simple, it's just a prayer like this, Jesus. I love you. Will you help me? But let's go a little
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Without further ado, the title is coming out of Romans 8 28. Jesus, turn every burden of this day into purpose and steady my heart as the evening comes. Yes, Father, turn every trial that we've been through, turn every burden of this day into a reason for the season we're in. Father, whatever the reason of this season, Father, whether in winter, whether we're in spring, summer, dear God, or autumn, the four seasons of the world, Father, we pray for the four seasons of the
spiritual world in which we walk. Holy Spirit, Lord, if we're in our winter time, bless us. Lord, if we're in our summertime, bless us. Lord God, if we're in our springtime, Father, bless us. Lord, if we're in the harvest time of our life, whatever season we are in, whatever rhythm, Holy Spirit, I pray wherever we are across the world, will you strengthen each and every one of us? But Jesus, take every burden that has come upon us today and turn it into a blessing. Father, we pray for those that are in our lives that you will bless them from the crown of our head to the sole of their feet. Lord, that you will touch lives, that you will set the captives free today. Lord, we thank you that we have salvation, and salvation alone belongs to the eternal God of
Israel. But right now, Lord, every burden that is on us, take the burden off, Lord, and turn it into a miracle. Lord, every worry, every fear, turn it around. Father, change the face of the burdens of life. Father, from the battlefield to the boardroom, to the fields of every kind of scenario and every situation.
Romans 8 28 is for every one of us, and we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him. Father, I thank you that we simply love you. And whatever is going on, dear Garn, in the season of the rhythm of this life, the four seasons of our lives, Holy Spirit, I pray that as we walk through the valley, Lord, as we climb the mountain of hope, Lord, that there is healing in our mind, healing in our body. But Lord, take every burden that is on our shoulders and turn it into a miracle from the battlefield to the boardroom. As you get home now, taking your makeup off, taking your uniform off, getting the children ready for bed, whatever you are doing in the rhythm of your life, may God carry you in the greatest name in heaven and
earth. My name's Reverend Ben Cooper. Don't go too far. I will catch you at the next prayer.