Welcome to Daily Prayer with myself, Reverend Ben Cooper. Wherever you are in the world, thank you for making daily prayer part of your day. As we gather across the world, as we release these nine prayers, wherever, whatever the rhythm of your life is, welcome at the early hour. We are 12 a.m. live here in London, England. The Spirit of the Lord is with each and every one of us.
Without further ado, we're jumping into Psalm 91, verse 1. Jesus, draw my heart into your shelter and give me peace tonight. Holy Spirit, draw my heart into your shelter and give me peace tonight. Father, we come to you from the four corners of this world. Father, we stretch out right across this globe. And Father, we thank you for the power of prayer. We thank you that we're able to gather together, Lord, and we lean into Psalm 91, verse 1. Whoever dwells in the shelter of the Most High will rest in the shadow of the Almighty. Lord, we need to lean
into Jesus. And Lord, at this 12 a.m., Lord, as the sun has dropped on our lives, as the sun might be rising in a few hours, Father, we just need peace. Holy Spirit, we need peace. Lord Jesus, draw our hearts into your shelter. Draw our hearts into your steadfastness. Draw our hearts into a place of calm, of stillness. Lord, our hearts are racing. Lord, we can't seem to think right. Lord, we got a bit of brain fog at this moment in time. Lord, we need calmness. Jesus, come in your full glory, your full strength, your love, your mercy, and your saving grace. And Lord, we thank you to everybody under the sound of my voice, wherever you are at this unusual hour of 12 a.m., the Spirit of the Lord is in your
life. And Father, I thank you to everybody on RB Christian Radio, everyone in the back archives of these podcasts. Also for those that are sowing a financial seed into this ministry, God bless you. And everybody that is praying over us. Father, we thank you for the four corners and the seasons of this life. Whatever we are facing, every valley, every trial, Lord, we are blessed from the crown of our head to the sole of our feet. But right now, Lord, as these quiet hours, Lord, as this night, Lord, just undoes itself like an envelope, Lord, we pray as we pause and as we gather together across the four corners of the world. Father, we thank you that we're able to broadcast from London, reaching the listeners in Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Spain, and the United States. Lord, we're calling for your love. We need your mercy, your presence in our lives. But Lord, at this quiet time, whatever that value has looked like today, whatever that corridor has looked today, from the battlefield to the boardroom, to the stillness of life. Father, we just want to be undone. Lord, will you just undo us tonight? Will you just undo, Lord? Will you unravel those things that have gone in? But Jesus, draw my heart. Lord, draw our heart to you right now. Jesus, draw our heart into your shelter and give me peace tonight. Father, we want to lean into Jesus from the four corners of this world to every trial, to every test, to every valley, to every mountaintop experience. Lord, we believe in the love of God. And whatever our name is, whatever the culture is, whatever tribe, whatever language, wherever we come from, from the four corners of this world, we believe in the power of prayer. But Lord, we need stillness. We just need stillness right
now. In these quiet hours, we pray for healing. We pray for mental health. We pray for peace in the rhythm of the walk that we have. We're looking, dear God, for that psalm, that beautiful psalm. Whoever dwells in the shelter of the Most High will rest in the shadow of the Almighty. Lord, will you restore us, rebuild us, bring us back to that place? Thank you for joining us wherever you are across the world. We pray that the love of God and whatever the rhythm of your life is, stay with us, return, and pray again. I'll catch you at the next prayer.