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 that hope. And we're gathering for that miracle. God is with you. Wherever you are on the four corners of this world, Jesus Christ is our anchor. He is our rock. He is our redeeming King. He is the savior of the world and God is rescuing
you. Come on, we're in Psalm 91, verse 14, and the title of this prayer is Jesus anchor my midday with strength and let courage rise again when fatigue has found me.
Holy Spirit, I want to say thank you. I want to thank you, God, for the rhythm of all of our lives. I want to say thank you, God, that we're not listening to the rhythm of the world, but Lord, that we are born-again Christians, believers in Jesus Christ. But right now, Lord, bless every listener on RB Christian Radio. Thank you to everyone that is sowing a prayer into this ministry. Everybody that is sowing a financial gift through bias of coffee into this ministry. Everybody in the back archives of these prayers and podcasts. Lord, we want the rhythm of God. You tell us that you love us.
So, Lord, right now, Lord, we indulge in the beautiful book. We indulge ourselves in Psalm in the prayers of David. We thank you for Psalm 91, verse 14. Because he loves me, says the Lord. I will rescue him, I will protect
him. Father, from every airport to every passenger jet that is crisscrossing the world. We thank you, dear God, that your love is carrying everyone home. We thank you that your love is with everybody at hospital right now, that your love is with everyone in prison, everyone on holiday, everyone at work, everyone on the commute, everyone, dear God, laying in bed, everyone, dear God, that is not feeling well, everyone on palliative care, your love is with every one of us because you have created the heavens and the earth, and because you have said through John 3, 16, for God so loved the world.
Holy Spirit, Lord, let's just stop, Jesus. Holy Spirit, I pray that we will just pause and we will just ponder on John 3.16 because Jesus Christ was the Savior of the world. Jesus Christ has set us free. Just pause a minute, listeners. Just hold it wherever you are. I know you're busy, I know the rhythm of life is beating against the can of life. But right now, let's just remember John 3.16. For God so loved the world. Father, I thank you that your love is unconditional and the battles and the trials we're going through. For God so loved the world. Father, through
the valley, for God so loved the world. Father, we're tired. We're at hospital. We're waiting for appointments. We're waiting, dear God, for measures to come back. Lord, we're waiting for certain things to come back. Lord, we're waiting for scans to come back. Lord, we're waiting for certain areas of financial move in our life. Holy Spirit, we need you. We're waiting, dear God, in the world, but Lord, we got to wait on you. Holy Spirit, I pray, Lord, that there'll be a blanket of love covering this globe right now. Father, you are yes and I am. You are
Jehovah Jirah. You are Jehovah Nissi. You are the God above all gods. You are the King of Kings and the Lord of Lords. Father, there is no one higher than you but Jesus. Anchor my midday with strength. Lord, anchor this hour. Whenever they're listening to the sound of my voice, anchor my midday with strength and let courage rise again.
Holy Spirit, Lord, we got battle fatigue. We got war fatigue. And Lord, we're not even in the trench of life what they're in. Lord, we're not in the battle zones that they're in. And Lord, we are weary, we are tired. But Spirit of the Living God, I pray that the love of God from the four corners of this world, all the way from London to Colombia, Peru, Mexico, Chile, dear God, and Barbados, Lord, we pray that the love of God will just carry us from the battlefield to the boardroom, from the boardroom to the field of life, from the field of life to the school run, from the school run to the coffee run to the shopping trolley to the barbers, to the pedicure, to the
Nalbar. Holy Spirit to the battlefield. Holy God, that you are.