Welcome to Daily Prayer with myself, Reverend Ben Cooper, wherever you are across this beautiful earth. Thank you for joining and making daily prayer part of your life and part of the rhythm of your day. As we're locking together across the globe, thank you for staying with us. Thank you for connecting with us. And we are journeying through the power of prayer on this daily devotional time. Wherever you are, whatever your time zone is, come on, let's lock
in. We're in the Gospel of John 14, 27. Jesus, this is the title of this prayer. Jesus, remove the weight of this day and set my heart at peace. Holy Spirit, will you help us to calm? Will you help us, Lord, just to get rid of that fatigue and to shake the juros of the day off? Lord, we need emotional
release. Father, the stress of work. Lord, we need to close the laptop. Holy Spirit, help us to close the laptop. Lord, we shouldn't have brought our work home. Lord, we shouldn't be working at home. Lord, we shouldn't be working on the train. Lord, I pray that we will leave the battle of work at work. And Holy Spirit, I pray for evening peace. Lord, take the stress of work away. Lord, I pray that you will give us a calming presence tonight. And Lord, help us to let this day go. Help us, dear God, to feel the love of Jesus. And I pray for every heart that is with me right now.
Jesus, Lord, as we pray out of the Gospel of John 14, 27, Jesus says this over you right now. Peace I leave with you. My peace I give to you. I do not give as the world gives. Do not let your hearts be troubled and do not be afraid.
Lord, those that are troubled about work, Lord, resolve it. For those that are fearful about life, resolve it. For those, dear God, that are troubled about war, dear God, resolve it. For those that are worried about the shipping lanes, Father, resolve it. For every one of us that is frightened about the price of the barrel of oil. Lord, we're worried about the price of diesel. We're worried about the price of petrol. Lord, we're worried about the forecourt of life. Father, every time we drive by the local forecourt, Lord, we're frightened to look up at the sign.
But Lord, I pray that we won't look up at the sign, but we will look up to the king. Lord, that we will take our eyes, they're gonna offer the price of diesel and petrol, and we will put our eyes on Jesus. That we will focus on Jesus Christ. Lord, that we won't panic by food, that we won't panic by fuel. Lord, that we won't listen to the rhythm of social media. Lord, that we won't get encapsulated by what the politicians are saying. Lord, we won't look at the news channels, but Lord, that we will look at the scripture. And our God says, peace I give to you. Father, I pray, help us to take our eyes off of the forecall. Help us to take our eyes off the petrol pump. Help us, Lord, not to look at the price of the diesel and the petrol in the area in which we live. But Lord, help us to look up to the sunset. Help us to look up to the moon and to the stars in the heavens and say, My God created those. My God created every fossil fuel. My God is the God above all gods. My King is above every king. He is the great I am. He is the Jehovah Jirah, Jehovah Nisi. But Jesus, remove the weight of this day and set my heart
at peace. Lord, we need a reset. Lord, wherever we are across the world, Lord, we need a reset. Lord, wherever we are and whatever we are doing, we need a reset. So as we stretch out right here from this studio, all the way from London to Canada, from Canada to Bogota, from Bogota to Israel, from Israel to France, from France to Nigeria, we are praying for the love of God. And Lord, we need a reset. Because Lord, we don't want to walk into the evening in fear and worry. We want to walk in freedom. Spirit of the living God, we thank you that you are over our lives. But Jesus, we call in John 27 of chapter 14. Peace I leave with you. My peace I give to you. I do not give as the world gives. Do not let your hearts be troubled and do not
be afraid. Wherever you are, as the eyelids of the day closes, as the sun settles over each nation, as you get back to the rhythm of your life, I pray that the love of God will carry you for now and forevermore. Don't go too far. Let's get into the next prayer. Come on.