Welcome to Daily Prayer with myself Reverend Ben Cooper, wherever you are across this world. Come on,
let's pray. The title of this prayer is Coming Out. The nighttime prayer is coming out of the Psalms 4, verse 8. Jesus, I lie down in peace because you alone made me dwell in safety.
Father, Lord, it's been a fierce week. Lord, this season, this Passover season, Lord, brings a lot of turbulence. The spiritual atmosphere has been strong. And Lord, this night prayer, we come to the cross of Calvary. And Lord, we lean into you because there's nowhere else to go. And just like the disciple that was around the Passover table, we lean in to the bosom of Christ. We lean in to the heart of the Word of God. And Jesus, I am safe in your love. I am safe in your rest. I am safe in your peace tonight. And Lord, I thank you for every listener that is under the sound of my voice, wherever they are right now. I pray that the love of God and the mercy of God, the peace of God and the strength of God will carry you through this night prayer. Let's never ever give up. Father, we are never going to give up. But Lord God, from the four corners of this world, Lord, at this time, through this Passover evening, through this hour, through this moment, through this rhythm, Lord, as we are watching, dear
God, nation rise against nation. Lord, we are watching the screens in the studio right now. We are watching rockets flying. We are watching aircraft take off. We are watching ships get stuck in the shipping lane of life. We are watching everything break out under the heavens. And right now, Lord, I pray for this Passover time. Lord, as we are watching everything accelerate, I ask you, God, that we won't lean into the news. We won't allow ourselves to get capsulated by what is happening on social media. But Lord, that we will lean in to the rhythm of the word, from the battlefield to the Passover table, from the Passover table to the school run, from the school run to preparing the food wherever we are across this world. Lord, we pray as we stretch out from London all the way to Bethlehem, from Bethlehem all the way to Tel Aviv, from Tel Aviv to Israel, right the way through the Middle East, right the way round Asia's, right the way around the world. Father, we pray that your love and your mercy, your saving grace will just cover us right now in the blood of Jesus Christ.
Lord, I pray for anyone that is exhausted, I pray for anyone that just feels really fatigued and really worn out, that we will realize today that Psalms 4, verse 8 is for each and every one of us. Lord, through this Passover evening, I will lie down in peace. For you alone, Lord, will make me sleep in safety. Lord, I thank you. Lord, whatever life is thrown at us, whatever the jigsaw of life looks like, from the battlefield to the boardroom, from the boardroom to the field of life, Lord, we are expecting miracles. We believe in healing. We believe in the power of God. And right now, Lord, as we crisscross the globe, as we lock in on this prayer time together, as we lock in on this Passover hour, as we lock in in this Passover night, as we lock in in this Passover prayer, Lord, we come to the cross of Calvin. We say, Jesus, I am safe in your love and I rest in your peace tonight. Father, whatever the hour is, whatever the river miss, from the battlefield to the boardroom, to the field of life, Lord, we pray that the Gospel of John 14 will be over our lives. Lord, we're tired. Our speech is labored. Lord, our fingers are tired. Lord, this Passover time, dear God, is spiritually strong. We are feeling the strength. We are feeling the power. We are hearing the sound across the world. Lord, the atmosphere is heavy. Lord, our speech is labored. Our walk is tired. Our minds are all over the place. Lord, we've got brain fog. We are weary. We are tired and we need Jesus Christ. Wherever you are across this world, let the love and the favor and the presence of Jesus through this night prayer, through this Passover time. May the Spirit of the Lord carry you. God bless you. I will catch you at the next prayer.