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. Wherever you are on the four corners of the world, thank God for your life. We're jumping straight in. It is 12 a.m.
live here in London, England, and we're in Psalm 91 verse 1, and we're gonna spend some time just resting in the beautiful book of Psalms, but we're gonna jump straight in, Psalm 91 verse 1. This is the title of this prayer, Jesus. Draw my spirit into your midnight peace and silen every fear rising in the dark. Jesus, draw my spirit into your midnight peace and silent every fear rising into the dark. Father, I want to thank you from the very bottom of our heart for the love of Jesus Christ that is over all of our lives. But Lord, at the midnight hour, Lord, draw us deeper into your presence. But Father, before we go any further, Lord, I just want to bring the listeners before you. I want to say thank you, dear God, for their life. I want to thank you, dear God, for their homes and everything that is going on in the rhythm
of their life. Father, I pray and I ask for blessings to fall on every listener, Lord. Thank you for them that are on RB Christian Radio, everybody that is in the archives of these podcasts, everybody that is listening to the sound of my voice, all those that are sowing a prayer into this ministry. God bless you. And everybody that is sowing a financial gift into this ministry too, on bias of coffee. The love of God is over your life. However you walk with us, whatever that rhythm, God is with every one of us. Father, we thank you for the beautiful book of Psalms. And Lord, we lean into the prayers of David. Lord, whatever the hour is, Lord, we thank you, Father, that the sun has set and the sun is going to rise on our day.
But Lord, in the name of Jesus, 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, from the four corners of the world, we want to learn to rest in the shadow of Jesus. Lord, we're not worried about the rhythm of the world. Lord, we're not worried, dear God, of how many vessels are leaving the UK. Lord, we're not going to worry about what the war cry is at this hour. Lord, we just want to lean into Scripture. Lord, we just want to walk with Jesus. Lord, it's that simple. Father, we're not interested in religion and the way of the world. Father, we don't want to bounce, dear God, according to religion and ministry and the church. Lord, we don't want to listen to the rhythm of what is happening in the war cry around the world. Lord, we don't want to listen to how much a barrel of oil is rising in the name of Jesus. Lord, we want to listen to the line of Judah.
So right now, Lord Jesus, draw my spirit into your midnight peace and silent every fear rising in the dark. Lord, the fear of money right now, the fear, dear God, of what we're going to do, Jesus, right now. Holy Spirit, I pray that you will gather us and you will lead us in paths of righteousness. Lord, you tell us that the Lord is our shepherd, that we lack nothing. And from the four corners of the world we come to you in the name of Jesus. We come before you, Lord, and we lean in the greatest book in heaven and earth. Lord, we believe in miracles. We believe in the divine. We believe from the battlefield to the boardroom.
And Father, right here in London, reach into Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Spain, wherever we are, Lord, let the love of God and the fire of God be over each and every one of us. Lord, we want to draw close to you. Lord, we want to walk in the divine. We want to walk in the presence of Almighty God. And Lord, whatever the rhythm, whatever the battle, whatever the tribal language may be, Father, draw us by your spirit into this midnight peace and silent every fear rising in the dark. Father,
we thank you because every valley, dear God, has a way forward. So Lord, from the battlefield to the boardroom, to the field of life, strengthen us, we pray, in the greatest name in heaven and earth. Don't go too far. I'll catch you at the next prayer.