Welcome to Daily Prayer with myself Reverend Ben Cooper. We are live here in London, England. We're gathering for prayer, we're gathering for hope, and we're gathering for strength in the greatest name in heaven and earth. Jesus Christ is with you. Without further ado, we're going to give you the title, and the title of this prayer is for each and every one of us right now.
We're coming out of Psalm 91, verse 2. Jesus, be the strength that holds me. When deep hours test my heart and my faith feels thin. Jesus, be the strength that holds me. When the deep hours test my heart and my faith feels thin. Lord, sometimes I feel very thin in the area of my faith. But Lord, I'm going to take hold in the Word of God. So Lord, I ask for a blessing to fall on every one of us now. Myself and everyone in the studio. Everybody under the sound of my voice, that the love of God will carry us. Father, I thank you to every heart that is with me. Everyone that is listening with me right now for the first time on planet earth. Everybody that is listening to all the prayers that go right back to the archives. Everybody on RB Christian Radio, everybody that is praying with me and praying into this ministry, and all those that send a financial gift into this. Father, we thank you to everyone wherever we are
across the world. But Jesus, at this hour, Father, as the sun has set here in the UK, as the sun is rising across the world, Father, as warships are leaving the UK, Father, as fighter pilots are in the air right now, Lord, as rockets are being fired, Lord, as barrels of oils are going through the roof in the dollar, Holy Spirit, I pray that we will not fix ourselves on what the war is doing. Lord, that we won't look at the shipping lanes and we will want not worry about what is happening to the products of the world. But Lord, I pray right now that you will strengthen everything in my life. Jesus, be the strength that holds me. Lord, I don't want to listen to the news. Lord, I'm not interested in the price of oil. Lord, I don't want to worry about the gas and I don't want to worry about the electricity. Lord, all I want to do is trust
in you. But right now, Lord, in these quiet hours, these early doors, Father, before the dawn is going to come forth here live in London, England, Lord, be the strength that holds us, be the strength that carries us. Lord, from the four corners of the world here from London, reaching Brazil, Colombia, Angola, America, Lanzarote, we are praying for the power of God. Lord, be our refuge, be our fortress, be our God in whom we trust. Lord, I want to lean into the prayers of David. Lord, I want to lean into the word of God. Lord, I don't want to listen to the cry of the world. Lord, I don't want to hear the battle cry of the world. Lord, I'm not interested in the battle arena of table tennis political jargon. Lord, I want to listen to the Lion of Judah. I want to hear the voice of God. Lord, I want to feel the power of Jesus in my life. Father, from the four corners of this world to every scenario, to every sunset. Lord, as the rain falls, dear God, as the sun rises, Lord, as the waves of life come into the shoreline. Father, we thank you that you are holding us at this deep hour. Lord, at this hour, from the battlefield to the boardroom, from the boardroom to the
field of life, to every sunset, to every raindrop that falls. Lord, your hands are on our lives and we believe. We believe in miracles. But right now, Jesus, be my strength that holds me. Jesus, be that strength that keeps us. Jesus, be that strength. Lord, we need to anchor ourselves in the Word of God. And Lord, you tell us through the New Testament that you are the God of all comfort and you bring comfort in times of trouble. So Lord, we ask you from every scenario to every sunset, from every battle cry to every war zone, carry us in the greatest name in heaven and earth. But Jesus, hold me tonight and keep me strong. May the Spirit of the Lord be with you. Don't go too far. I'll catch you at the next prayer.