Welcome
to Daily Prayer with myself Reverend Ben Cooper. We are live here in London, England. We're gathering for faith, we're gathering for hope, and we're gathering for strength. Whatever your time zone is around the world, God bless you in the mighty name of Jesus Christ. It is
12 a.m. and we're coming out of the book of Psalms 91, verse 1. And the title of this prayer is so beautiful. It's Jesus, draw my heart into the shelter where light loses its power over me. Jesus, draw my heart into the shelter where night loses its power over me. Father, I thank you for every listener wherever they are right now. I pray, Lord, that the love of God and the Spirit of God and the beauty of the Holy Spirit will carry each and every one of us. That we will feel your favor and your mercy, dear God, at this hour. Father, as the sun has set on our day, as the sun might rise very, very soon on the early beginning of this new day ahead of us. Father, will you just cover us? Lord, will you just Lord, Holy Spirit, will you just, Lord, wherever that just is, Lord, I pray for that just, Lord God, that you will just cover us in your love, that you will just cover us, dear God, in your mercy and your favor. That just, dear God, Holy Spirit, draw our heart into the shelter tonight. Holy Spirit, draw our heart into the rhythm
of heaven. Father, we're tired of the sound of war. Lord, we're tired, dear God, we're days into this war around the world. And Lord, we want peace. Our heart is longing for peace. So Jesus, draw our heart into shelter tonight. Lord, and let the power, dear God, of fear just fade away. Let it melt like wax. Holy Spirit, I pray that this night hour, dear God, will lose its power over each and every one of us. But we come to you from the four corners of this world, wherever we are, from London to Mexico to Chile, from Chile to Spain, from Spain to Cuba. Lord, we're praying for the love of the Holy Spirit. We're praying for the love of God, and we're looking for the fire of, dear God, on our lives. Holy Spirit, we come to you and we want this fear to go. Lord, at this night hour, dear God, as the sun is going to rise soon. Fathers, the sun is setting on certain areas of this land.
Lord, you are the shelter of the most high. And we come to the name of Jesus Christ. And you tell us through Psalm 91, verse 1, whoever dwells in the shelter of the Most High will rest in the shadow of the Almighty. Lord, we got to rest in the shadow of the Almighty. Lord, we got to come to you right now, whatever the hour is, whatever the rhythm, whatever the move is in our lives. Holy Spirit, will you draw us to the cross? Will you draw us into your presence? Will you draw us into that love? Father, we thank you from every battlefield to every fireplace of life, Lord. Father God, the fireplace of life, the burning, dear God, of life. Holy God, that you are. You are the King of glory. Lord, I pray that we will feel the love of Jesus. Father, I pray as we warm ourselves at the fireplace. Lord, as we warm ourselves, dear God, at the fire bin. Lord, as we warm ourselves around the fire, Lord. Holy God, I pray that you
will give us strength, that you will give us, dear God, favor that on our heart and our mind and our body and our soul today, Lord, whatever the river miss, Father, from the battlefield to the boardroom, to these sleepless nights, Lord, to these hours where we're just moving around, mooching around our head and our mind, Lord, has got so much clutter going on. Father, will you refresh us and restore us? We believe in miracles. Holy Spirit, wherever we are, from the battlefield to the boardroom, from the boardroom to the field of life, from the field of life to the ballroom of life, Spirit of the living God, as we climb the rock face of adversity, strengthen us. And Lord, we believe that the Lord is our shepherd. We lack nothing. So, Father, wherever the listeners are at this hour, we pray for strength, we pray for love, and we pray for the glory of God over your
lives. Remember, wherever you are, don't ever give up from the battlefield to the war trenches. Jesus Christ is with every one of us. Don't go too far. I'll catch you in two.