Welcome to Daily Prayer with myself, Reverend Ben Cooper. We are live here in London, England. Thank God for your life. Wherever you are right now, the love of God, the power of the Holy Spirit is over your life, and Jesus Christ is with you. Whatever the tribe, whatever the tongue, whatever the language, whatever native part of the world you're from right now, Jesus Christ
is with you. And without further ado, we're in Psalm 91, verse 16, and the title is Jesus Hold my tomorrow and fill my final hour with peace, hope, and quiet confidence that you carry my future. Father, in the final hour of this day, Lord, in the final hour of work, in the final hour of commuting, in the final hour, dear God, of the traffic jam of life, Holy Spirit, we commit ourselves to you. Lord, I thank you that we don't need to go to church. I thank you, dear God, we ain't got to be religious. I thank you, dear God, that we haven't got to lift up foreign gods. But right now, Lord, we come to Jesus Christ. And Jesus, hold my tomorrow and fill these final hours of this day with peace, hope, and quiet confidence that you carry our future in your hands.
Lord, tell the world right now that the battle belongs to the Lord. Father, I ask you that we will take our eyes off the shipping lanes. I ask you, Lord, that we will take our eyes off of the fighter jets, that we will take our eyes off the political jargon. And Lord, that we will open our eyes and we will live by faith. Lord, you tell us that all things are possible to those
who believe. And Lord, at the 11th hour, Lord, we pray and we stand and we hold tight together from the four corners of this world, reach into Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Spain, Peru, Lord, we believe in the power of God. And right now, Lord, I thank you that Romans 15, 13 is over our lives. May the God of all hope, may the God of all hope fill you. May the God of all hope fill you with joy and peace. Father, from every battle cry, from every inner storm, from every rock face of life. Lord, as we climb the rock face of life, Father, I thank you that you climb with us. Lord, when we walk through the valley of the shadow of death, you're with us. Lord, when we go through the fire, you're with us. When we go through the waters, you're with us. Lord, when
we crisscross the globe, you're with us. Father, we thank you that the eyes of the Lord are everywhere. That the Spirit of the Lord is with every one of us. But right now I pray for the listeners that are on the radio listening to the sound of my voice. I pray to everybody that is praying into this ministry. I pray for everybody that is in the archives and the podcasts. I pray for everyone that is sowing a financial seed. I pray for everybody that has been with us from day one. I pray for everyone that is listening to the sound of my voice for the first time. I believe that the Spirit of the Lord is with you. Whatever your color, whatever your name, whatever your tribe, whatever the angle of life you come from, Jesus Christ loves you. Let's hold
it a minute. Let's rest in the beautiful book of John 3, 16. For God so loved the world. As we pedal out of this prayer, I've got to tell you something factual. God loves you. It doesn't matter what the world says, it doesn't matter what the rhythm of the world is doing to you. I want to let you know now God loves you and He's got you, and God is calling you. He's not calling you to church, He's not calling you to the ministry world, He's not calling you to any other corner of the world. He's calling you to the cross. He's calling you to the Word. He's calling you to prayer. And He's telling you right now that you're my son and you're my daughter. And God loves you wherever you are across this world. May the Spirit of the Lord be with you from the battlefield to the boardroom. From the boardroom to the dance of life. From the dance of life to the climbing the rock face of life. The Spirit of the Lord is with you.
As I pedal out of here, the Bible says perfect love drives out all fear. God's love is driving out fear. I'll catch you at the midnight hour. Don't go too far.