Welcome to Daily Prayer with myself, Reverend Ben Cooper. We are live here in London, England. Let's not lock onto what the news channels are doing. It is 12 a.m. God is with you wherever you are. We're going to gather for prayer. We're going to gather for faith. We're going to gather for strength. Let's not lock on to the socials. Let's not look at what the world is doing and the drumbeat of the word war. But let's focus on the Lion of Judah. Let's focus on Jesus Christ, our Lord and our Saviour.
And we are in Psalm 91, verse 4. And the title of this prayer time together is Jesus. I just want to quickly say thank you to everybody on RB Christian Radio, everyone that is put in a prayer and sewing a prayer into this ministry. Everybody that is buying us a coffee just for £3 a month, hit that link in the show notes below. So from listening from RB Christian Radio, everybody sewing a prayer, everybody sewing a financial gift, and everybody that is in the back archives of these podcasts. Thank God for your life. Whether you've been with us from day one or you're new right now under the sound of my voice,
God is with us. Without further ado, come on, we've got to pray, we've got to get in the rhythm of scripture. It is early, it is late. You know, whatever time zone you are in around the world, we're gonna get down and we're gonna ask God to really cover us today. God is gonna cover us at this hour, at the midnight hour, at the beginning of the day. Good afternoon, good morning. Because it doesn't matter when you listen to these prayers, but come on, let's get in the rhythm. It is 12 a.m. here live in London, England.
Jesus, cover Holy Spirit, cover God, cover my midnight hours with your wings and calm my fears that rise when the world goes quiet. Father, I'm not sure if the world actually goes quiet. Lord, I might be at home, I might be on the commute run, Lord. I might be the only person, dear God, in this commute. Lord, I might be the only one, dear God, in my home at this moment. Lord, I might be the only
one around in my circle of my life, but Lord, it feels like the noise of the world is still with me. Lord, the outside physical noise has gone, but Lord, I've got the noise of today, yesterday, and my history sounding and like ringing bells in my head. Father, we don't want to walk in fear, we don't want to walk in doubt. Lord, we don't want to walk with mental health issues, we don't want to walk, dear God, with worries and doubts and the pressures and all the fears of life. Lord, we want to walk in freedom. So right now, Lord, we come to you from the four corners of the world. Jesus, cover my midnight hours with your wings and calm these fears that rise when the world goes
quiet. Lord, when the world goes quiet, Father, from the battlefield to the boardroom, to the field of life, whatever our scenario is at this hour, Jesus, Lord, we lean into Psalm 91 and we thank you for verse 4. Lord, I pray that you will move through this psalm. He will cover you with his feathers, and under his wings you will find refuge. His faithfulness will be his shield and his rampart. Father, right now, Lord, I want to thank you, dear God, that as we nestle into the feathers, Almighty God, Lord, we run to Jesus at this midnight hour. Lord, remove the thoughts, remove the fears, remove the doubts. Lord, we want the rhythm of heaven. We want the peace of God. We want the love of Jesus Christ in our lives. And Father, we lean into 1 Peter chapter 5, verse 7. Cast all your anxieties onto him because he
cares for you. Father, I thank you that your love and your cares are over our lives. But from the battlefield to the boardroom, from the boardroom all the way from London to Brazil, from Brazil to Canada, from Canada to America to Israel, Lord, we're priming for the love of God over our lives. Jesus, remove the fears at this hour. Bring your love, your mercy, and your saving grace. Sisters and brothers, wherever you are, don't ever give up. God is with you. Without further ado, I'm out of here and I will catch you at the next prayer. Don't go too far.