Daily Prayer with Reverend Ben Cooper
Daily Prayer with Reverend Ben Cooper is a global daily prayer and teaching podcast rooted in the living Word of God. It exists to bring healing, peace, and prophetic encouragement to people in every nation and every situation. Each episode invites the listener into real prayer—Spirit‑led, Scripture‑anchored, and focused on restoration of the body, mind, and spirit. This is not background devotion; it is an active call to pray, to believe, and to stand on the promises of God when life feels uncertain. Every day, short prayers are released at set times across the world so that someone, somewhere, is always being lifted in prayer. Listeners hear prayer for healing, prayer for anxiety, prayer for breakthrough, prayer for strength, and prayer for peace, all spoken with biblical clarity and prophetic conviction. Each moment is rooted in Scripture and guided by the Holy Spirit, turning verses into living declarations that realign hearts with faith and renew the mind with truth.
Alongside the daily recordings, Reverend Ben offers longer episodes that combine prophetic teaching with extended prayer. These thirty‑ to forty‑five‑minute sessions explore how to pray through Scripture, how to recognise the voice of God, and how to apply biblical principles to everyday life. They include prayer for deliverance, prayer for forgiveness, and prayer for inner healing, reminding believers that God’s power is not distant but active in the present. The tone is pastoral yet bold, inviting believers to move from listening to participation, from fear to faith, from silence to spoken prayer. Each broadcast is designed to help listeners grow in discernment, spiritual strength, and confidence in God’s promises.
Reverend Ben Cooper, a pastor, broadcaster, and communicator known for his integrity and depth, leads the ministry with genuine compassion and prophetic insight. His words carry authority shaped by decades of experience in prayer, preaching, and pastoral care. Through his voice, thousands are reminded that prayer still heals, God still speaks, and the presence of the Holy Spirit is as powerful today as ever. Listeners across more than 170 countries tune in daily through Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, Buzzsprout, and iHeartRadio. The global schedule ensures connection for believers in every time zone, from morning prayers in North America to evening reflection in Asia and Africa, creating a continuous wave of intercession that never stops.
Daily Prayer with Reverend Ben Cooper is sustained entirely by listeners who share its vision of global prayer. Supporters who contribute through RBChristianRadio.net help keep the broadcast free and accessible, ensuring that every prayer can reach those who need it most. A gift of even a few pounds a month helps extend this mission and keeps the message of healing and hope flowing without interruption. The ministry’s aim is simple but urgent—to restore faith where it has weakened, to speak life where despair has settled, and to remind every listener that God is still in control.
This podcast is more than words; it is a living stream of prayer that covers the world. It speaks directly into anxiety, illness, confusion, loss, and spiritual fatigue. It proclaims healing through Christ, release through faith, and renewal through the Holy Spirit. It stands as a daily reminder that prayer is not a routine but a relationship—an ongoing conversation between the Creator and His people. Every episode is a moment to pause, to breathe, and to reconnect with the presence of God that never leaves nor fails. Daily Prayer with Reverend Ben Cooper calls believers to return to the altar of faith, to listen for the prophetic word, and to walk in the power of prayer that changes everything. Across continents and generations, it unites voices in one declaration: God still heals, God still speaks, and prayer still moves mountains.
Daily Prayer with Reverend Ben Cooper
Philippians 4:7 — God’s Peace for Racing Thoughts, Morning Panic and December Emotional Overload -
Send us your feedback — we’re listening
Philippians 4:7 — God’s Peace for Racing Thoughts, Morning Panic and December Emotional Overload From London to Amsterdam, from Johannesburg to Singapore, from Vancouver to Rome — a global 5 A.M. prayer within the DailyPrayer.uk 24-Hour Devotional Cycle. Scripture (NIV) Philippians 4:7 — “And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.” Psalm 94:19 — “When anxiety was great within me, your consolation brought me joy.” Search data shows a sharp rise in early-morning panic during December. People worldwide wake with racing thoughts, pressure and emotional overload, turning to scripture for calm and mental strength. Prayer Father, in Jesus’ name, guard every heart and mind waking under strain. Calm the racing thoughts, steady emotions and lift the heaviness of financial stress, decision pressure, family tension or health fear. Break the cycle of waking panic. Replace anxiety with Your peace that defies understanding. Restore clarity where confusion sits. Bring strength where fatigue overwhelms. Lord, settle the nervous system and quieten internal noise. Let the consolation of Your presence reach every listener as daylight breaks. Surround them with stability today and remind them they are held, covered and strengthened by You. Let Your peace reign over their inner world. In Jesus’ name. Amen. Prayer Points prayer for calm thinking, prayer for emotional strength, prayer for anxiety relief, prayer for morning peace, prayer for clarity, prayer for stability, prayer for guarded hearts, prayer for mental stillness, prayer for confidence, prayer for deep reassurance Life Application Repeat Philippians 4:7 slowly, breathing deeply, inviting God to guard your thoughts and emotions as you step into the day. Declaration I declare that God’s peace guards my heart and mind today. Call to Action Share this prayer and visit DailyPrayer.uk for global devotional resources.
24-Hour ARC Connector
Previous: Monday 3 A.M. — Peace for Night Anxiety
This Episode: Monday 5 A.M. — Strength for Emotional Stability
Next: Monday 9 A.M. — Faith Under Fire (Persecuted Church)
Support This Ministry
https://buymeacoffee.com/reverendbencooper
philippians 4:7 prayer, anxiety relief prayer, morning panic prayer, christian prayer for peace, prayer for calm, reverend ben cooper, dailyprayer.uk, global prayer podcast, daily devotional, prayer for strength
For more inspiring content, visit RBChristianRadio.net
— your home for daily devotionals, global prayer, and biblical encouragement for every season of life.
We invite you to connect with our dedicated prayer hub at DailyPrayer.uk
— a place where believers from every nation unite in prayer around the clock.
If you need prayer, or would like to leave a request, this is the place to come. Our mission is simple: to pray with you, to stand with you, and to keep the power of prayer at the centre of everyday life.
Your support through DailyPrayer.uk helps us continue sharing the gospel and covering the nations in prayer.
You can also discover our ministry services and life celebrations at LifeCelebrant.net
— serving families with faith, dignity, and hope.
If this devotional blesses you, please consider supporting our listener-funded mission by buying us a coffee through RBChristianRadio.net
.
Every prayer, every gift, and every share helps us keep broadcasting God’s Word to the world.
Welcome to Daily Prayer with myself, Reverend Van Cooper, recorded live here in London, England, where the world gathers for five minutes of faith, hope, and strength. Sisters and brothers, we are still in commercialized December, but the Spirit of the Lord is over us. And I gotta pray right now, directly for each and every one of us. How are you feeling? We're gonna pray that fear will go and strength will arise, that God is our refuge and strength, and He's helping us in all situations. Sister and brother, God is wiping your tears, God is with you, the Holy Spirit is with you. Never give up. The line of Judah is in your life. Come on, let's lock in. Let's pray together. Let's stand together. Let's walk together. You gotta carry me in prayer. I'll carry you in prayer. You carry me in prayer. Come on, we're gonna hold on to the word of God. We are living in critical days. How are you feeling emotionally? Are you worn? Are you tired? Are you exhausted? Come on, let's carry each other. Let's lock in in the name of Jesus. Father, we're tired. Lord, we need emotional stability. But above the emotional stability, Lord, we got to live by faith. So, Lord, I want to live. We want to live by faith. Lord, we don't want to live, dear God, by the skin that we walk in. Lord, we don't want to walk, dear God, by ourselves. We want to walk in the power and the love of Jesus Christ. We want to walk in the fire and the anointing of God. But right now, Father, we're asking, dear God, for strength, for emotional stability, mental clarity, steadiness of heart. Father, our hearts, dear God, are in and out. Father, our hearts, dear God, are bouncing this way and that way. Lord God, our hearts are yo-yoing. Father, will you help us to become emotionally stable? But beyond the emotional stability that we need, Father, I want to live by faith. Lord, I want to live by clean hands and a pure heart. Lord, I want to walk in your glory. I want to walk in your power. Lord, I love you, Lord, and I worship you, dear God. But right now I pray for the brothers and sisters from London, Toronto, Toronto, all the way to the power of God. Right now in Singapore, from Singapore to Rome, from Rome to Auckland, from Auckland to Venezuela, dear God, Tel Aviv, Lord Paul Paulo, Father Brazil, all the way around the Scilly Islands, France, Italy, Spain. Come, Holy Spirit, pour out your love in the mighty name of Jesus Christ. Father, we gotta dive, we gotta hold on to the word of God. And Lord, we're gonna walk in Isaiah 41, verse 10. So do not fear, for I am with you. I will strengthen you and help you. Father, please. Oh my God, please. The prayer is please. Please, God, Lord, our feet are aching, our bones are tired, Lord, our hips are hurting, our fingers are hurting, our backs, our spine, our shoulders. We are way down with so much clutter in our lives. Holy Spirit, please. You're telling us in Isaiah 41, verse 10. So do not fear, for I'm with you. Sometimes, Jesus, we feel alone. Sometimes we look to the heavens, Jesus, and say, Lord, where are you? Sometimes, Lord, the rucksack that we're carrying is weighed down with just a complete dead weight, Lord, and it's so hard, it's so heavy to shift these dead weights of emotions, of fears, of anxiety, of change. Father, Lord, our hands are holding on to the suitcases of life. And Lord, we're stomping along the road of life. And Father, we're tired. We we gotta let go of these bags. These bags are filled up with fear. These bags are filled up with doubt. Lord, these bags are filled up with frustration. These bags are filled up, dear God, with unforgiveness. Lord, these bags are filled up with attitude issues. Lord, these bags are filled up, dear God, we've just been scared and we don't know what to do. Lord, we know we're Bible-believing believers. We know we're born again. But Lord, please show up in our lives practically. Please show up in our lives in a practical, powerful way. Lord, we got to hold on to the psalmist tonight. We got to hold on to Psalm 46, verse 1. God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble. Father, we need help because there are many of us in trouble. There are many of us within trouble within the skin that we walk in. Just within ourselves. Just within us. Lord, our mental clarity is gone. Our fears are gone. But Lord, they keep coming back. They're gone and they're back. They're gone and they're back. Father, it's like living with a yo-yo mind. Holy Spirit, Lord, cleanse us. Come, Jesus. Lord, I pray for the listeners that the Psalm 46, verse 1 will be so strong in our lives that God is our refuge and strength. An ever-present help in trouble. Lord, we're in trouble. And we need Jesus. We need miracles. It's scary being a human being, Jesus. It's scary, dear God, walking this earth in this hour. Lord, I look at the news channels in the studio. I see things breaking out. Lord, I see things across the social networks. Come, Holy Spirit, we're scared. But we're going to rise on wings as of eagles. Carry us wherever we are today. Strengthen us from the crown of our head to the sole of our feet. What can I say, sisters and brothers? Thank you for praying with us today. For more daily devotions, follow us on our social platforms at dailyprayer.uk. You know, we're just human beings, but we're spirit filled. And we do have our bad days. But come on, let's rise on wings as of eagles. God loves you. Until tomorrow.
