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 release nine prayers across this day, whatever your rhythm of your life, stay with us, return, and pray again. Father, I thank you to every listener wherever they are right now.
Father, as the sun is going to rise soon, Lord, we lean into Psalm 91 verse 4. The title of this prayer is Jesus. Let the first light of morning rise over my life with hope. Father, we pray as the dawn, as the sun is going to rise. We pray for peace in every corner of the rhythm of our life. Lord, whatever season we're going through, Lord, as we kick the duvet off, Lord, as we get ready, Lord, as the alarm clocks are going off around the world, Spirit of the Living God, we pray as that sun will rise. Father, we thank you that the sun, dear God, is in is in the skies, in the heavens above, around the world. Father, we thank you for every raindrop. We thank you for every snowflake. We thank you, dear God, for the sun and the moon and the stars. We thank you for the creation of the world. But right now, Lord, as we watch the sun rise very soon through the studio window, Jesus, let the first light of this morning rise over our lives with hope. Father, we thank you for hope. We thank you that we serve a God of hope. Lord, we are hopeful that we are healed. We are hopeful that we are blessed. Lord, we are living in hope. Father, as we stretch out, as we broadcast from London reaching listeners across Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Spain. Lord, I thank you for America. I thank you, dear God, for Australia. Pour out your spirit, Lord, as the first light of dawn starts to break
through. Lord, as we get out of the bed, Lord, as we get ready for the day, what comes down the track of life, whatever corridor we're in, whatever situation is, Lord, we pray for those that are struggling, sleeping. We pray for those that are struggling, dear God, with life itself, for mental health, for worries, for fears, for doubts. And Lord, we believe in Psalm 91, verse 4, He will cover you with His feathers, and under His wings you will find refuge. His faithfulness will be your shield and your rampart. Father, from the four corners, the battles, life itself, from the battlefield to the boardroom. Father, to every scenario under the sun, we need the Spirit of the Lord. And Lord, we believe in restoration. You are our good shepherd. Lord, will you remind me and the listeners?
Will you remind us that your word is El Shaddai? Your word, Father, is Jehovah Jirah, Jehovah Nisi, Jehovah Shalom. Father, we thank you there is power in the name of Jesus Christ. But remind us who you are. Remind us of the power of the word. Remind us of your love and your mercy. Father, as we walk down the pathway of life today, Lord, as we get ready, as we kick the duvet off. Father, as we say thank you for another day. Thank you for the breath that's in our lungs. Thank you, dear God, for the rhythm of life that's in our heart. Father, wherever we are, we want to come to the cross. And Lord Jesus, make the first light of this morning rise over my life with hope. Father, I thank you that we are walking in hope. We are walking in new beginnings. We're walking in the rhythm of God. That we're walking with the lion of Judah. Father, you're with us as we prepare for the day. Lord, you're with us as we make our way to hospital. You're with us as we kick the duvet off. You're with us as we jump in the van, getting in the car. Father, you're with us as we turn the car on. Lord, as we put the headlights on. Lord, you're with us as we get the children ready. Lord, you're with us wherever we are. We need our God and our King. And Lord, we believe in miracles. But Jesus, let the first light of this morning rise over my life with hope. Father, whatever that rhythm is, whatever that language may be, whatever that tribal thought may be right now, Lord, we don't want to live by culture. We don't want to live by the tribal way of life. Lord, we want to live by the rhythm of God, from the battlefield to the boardroom, to every scenario under the sun. Lord, as the sun is about to rise, Spirit of the living God, Jesus. Oh Jesus, let the first light of the morning rise over my life with hope.
Wherever you are, my name's Reverend Ben Cooper. Don't go too far, whatever the rhythm of your life with. Stay with us, return and pray again. I will catch you in two.