Welcome to Daily Prayer with myself Reverend Ben Cooper. We are live in a studio here in London, England. Wherever you are, I pray at this very unusual hour that the love of God and the rhythm of God and the peace of God. Lord, I pray for every heart that's with me right now. For those that are scared and worried about life itself, the love of God is
over your life. I sometimes think that we need to remind ourselves of John 3.16. For God so loved the world. God loves you. Whatever the situation is, whatever the rhythm of your life, God loves you. Come on, we're gonna
jump straight in. We're in Psalms 121, verse 8. This is the title. Jesus, watch over my life and lead me safely into the days ahead. Holy Spirit, Lord, will you watch over our life and lead me safely into the days that lie ahead? Holy God, Holy King, Jehovah Jirah, Lord, we thank you that the word of God is sharper than a double-edged sword. Your word is yes and amen. And right now we come to the cross of Calvary from the battlefields that we've gone
through. And Lord, at this 3 a.m. time, Lord, I pray that you will bless liars, that you
will set those free that are worried and scared about tomorrow, thinking about work issues, thinking about the cost of living, thinking, dear God, about certain areas of life. Holy Spirit, I pray for peace. Lord, as we stretch out right now, I thank you for every listener that is under the sound of my voice, everybody that's on RB Christian Radio, everybody that is praying and sowing a prayer into this ministry, everybody that is sowing a three-pound gift. Father, I thank you to everyone through Buy us a coffee, everybody in the archives of these podcasts. Father, wherever this family is, dear God, this devotional prayer family, Father, we thank you as we gather, Lord. Welcome to daily prayer with myself, Reverend Ben Cooper. It is an unusual hour. The rhythm is unusual, the atmosphere is strange. We got the screens on, we're watching the news channels, we're listening to this and the razor matas of war. But I've got to remind you, Jesus, watch over our lives. Holy Spirit, we need you to watch over our lives. Lord, you've got to lead us in paths of righteousness. Lord, you tell us through the beautiful book, The Prayers of David, Psalm 121, verse 8. The Lord will watch over you. He will watch over your coming and your going, both now and forever. Let that rest in your spirit. The Lord will watch over your coming and your going both now and forevermore.
Father, I thank you for the word of God, because it's the only place I can go. Lord, I feel wounded. I feel scared. I feel battered, dear God, in life. Lord, my mind is awash. Lord, I feel like I've got a brain fog. I cannot settle. But Lord, at this very unusual hour, Lord, as we stretch out from London, Lord, as we reach listeners across Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, and Spain, Lord, across America, across this world. Lord, we're praying for peace. But Jesus, Lord, we lock shield right now. We lock in hope. We lock in your faithfulness. We lock into the word. We lock into your presence. And Father, I pray that the shadow of Almighty God will bring each and every one of us from the battles to the mountaintop experience. That we will feel the love of God. Lord, I pray for those that just feel very lonely at this moment, very scared, that they feel that they're dealing with everything on their own, that no one understands them. I pray for those that are scared, but Jesus, watch over our lives and lead us safely into the days ahead. Holy Spirit, we thank you for whatever lies
ahead. We are blessed and highly favored, wonderfully and fearfully made. Lord, we want to lock on. Lord, even though we're going through the corridor of worry right now, even though we're going through the corridor, dear God, of fear, the corridor of doubt, the corridor of uncertainty. Lord, we believe at this very unusual hour that the Spirit of the Lord is over our lives. Never give up. Jesus Christ is with you from the battlefield to the boardroom. From the boardroom to the field of life. Jesus Christ loves you. Without further ado, I will catch you at the next prayer. Don't go too far.