Welcome to Daily Prayer with myself, Reverend Ben Cooper. We are live here in London, England, wherever you are across the world. The love of God, the presence of the Holy Spirit, Jesus Christ is in your life. All things are possible to those who believe. Come on, let's get in that position of
believing. Without further ado, the title of this prayer is out of the beautiful book of Psalms 91, verse 5, and it is Jesus, quieten my mind tonight, and let your peace cover every thought. Holy Spirit, quieten our mind tonight, and let your peace cover every thought. Lord God, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Jehovah Jirah, you are the Lion of Judah. And Lord, right now, will you bring quiet presence to our lives? Lord, we want the quietness of God. Lord, we want the love of Jesus Christ. And Lord, will you quieten our minds at this hour? Lord, we need your peace. We need your favor. We need your discerning love over our lives. And as we stretch out, Holy Spirit, as we stretch out at this 10 o'clock hour from London, Lord, we stretch out. Lord, and we call our friends and our brothers and sisters around the table of prayer and we say, Come on, let's
lock in. Father, bless the listeners on RB Christian Radio. Bless those that are praying for us here in this studio. Bless those, dear God, that are sowing a financial seed into this ministry. Everybody in the archives of these podcasts. Father, we want to feel the line of Judah. And Lord, we pray, Lord, at this unusual
hour. Lord, as we are watching unusual scenes on these screens in the studio, Lord, we are praying that your love, your mercy, your grace will just come down. Lord, we want to feel the rain of God. We want to feel the presence of God. Lord, just like that new rain on a hot summer's day. Lord, we want to feel that refreshing presence of Jesus. Lord, we want to actually smell the rain. Lord, when the grass is cut, Lord, and you can smell the freshness of grass. Lord, we want to feel Jesus. Lord, we want that tangible presence of Jesus in our lives. And Father, from the battlefield to the boardroom, from the boardroom to the rock face of life, from the rock face to the washing machine, the tumble dryer, Lord, to the van, to the car,
to the scaffold of life. Spirit of the living God, we're from the four corners of this world. As we reach out from London to Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Chile, and Peru. Lord, we call on the greatest name in heaven and earth. And Jesus, quieten my mind tonight and let your peace cover every thought. Lord, the thoughts of today, the thoughts of yesterday, the thoughts of seven days ago, seven weeks ago, seven hours, seven months, seven years ago. Lord, I pray that you will take all those thoughts away and we will find rest and we will find peace from the battlefield. Just sort of general run of life, God. Lord, every battle, every trial, every tribulation, but Lord,
we've got to rejoice because there is power and there is authority and there is freedom in Jesus Christ. And Father, we thank you that we got freedom, that we are born-again, spirit-filled believers. Lord, that we believe in the word of God. And Lord, we thank you that the word is over our lives. And wherever we are gathering, Lord, for prayer, wherever we are gathering for this devotional prayer time, Lord, we lock in together. Lord, we hold each other up. Lord, I pray that you will wipe the tears of worry. Lord, that you will wipe the tears of doubt. Lord, that you will carry every heart, every one, Lord, right now. That we will feel your love, your saving grace, your mercy. Lord, I believe that there is favor over the listeners' lives at this moment. I believe that Jesus is quieting
in your mind tonight. I believe that there is a plan over your life. I believe that there is freedom. I believe in the word of God. So Jesus, I pray that you will heal us in our mind and in our bodies and in our spirit and in the rhythm of this night. So, Father, from the battlefield to the boardroom, we believe that the peace of God is with each and every one of us. Wherever we are, whatever that internal cry is, I thank God for your life. Don't go too far. I will catch you at the next prayer. God bless.