River Of Prayer
River of Prayer with Chaplain Cox
You are loved — by the only One whose love has never had an ulterior motive.
River of Prayer is a Christian prayer podcast for the moments when life is too heavy to carry alone. Whether you need a prayer for anxiety, a prayer for strength, a prayer for financial stress, or simply someone to pray with you today — this is that place.
Each episode, ordained Chaplain and Deacon Minister Anthony Cox opens the Word of God, speaks directly to where you are, and takes it all to the Lord in prayer. No performance. No fluff. Just a servant, a scripture, and the presence of God meeting you right where you are.
If you have ever felt like heaven has gone quiet — like you don't know what to say to God or whether He is even listening — River of Prayer was built for you.
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River Of Prayer
A Prayer for a Clean Heart When Life Has Cluttered What Matters Most
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A Prayer for a Clean Heart When Life Has Cluttered What Matters Most
You are loved — by the Christ who lives inside you.
Is there something in your heart right now that does not belong there? Worry that has taken up residence. Bitterness that has built a table. Pride that has set up a throne. The busyness of life has a way of filling us with things that crowd out the One who was always meant to dwell there.
This is a prayer to let God cleanse what life has cluttered.
Matthew 21:12 — Jesus entered the temple and drove out all who sold and bought in the temple.
In this Holy Week prayer, Chaplain Cox asks the Lord to do what He did in the temple — come in and cleanse. To overturn what has taken His place. To clear what has crowded Him out. And to make your heart the house of prayer it was always meant to be.
Whether you need a prayer for a clean heart, a prayer to let go of bitterness, a prayer against pride, a prayer to release worry, or a Holy Week prayer to prepare your heart for Easter — River of Prayer is here.
Scripture: Matthew 21:12 | Psalm 51:10 Topics: prayer for a clean heart, prayer to let go of bitterness, prayer against pride, prayer to release worry, cleanse my heart prayer, Holy Week prayer, create in me a clean heart, prayer for inner healing, prayer for spiritual renewal, prayer to remove bitterness, Palm Sunday prayer, daily Christian prayer, morning prayer, encouragement, faith
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Thank you for allowing your servant Anthony to pray for you today. God bless you.
Hello. This is Chaplin Cox with RiverofPrayer.com. And you are loved not from far off, but by the Christ who dwells inside of you. So let's take this to the Lord in prayer. Father in heaven, your word tells us Jesus entered into the temple and drove out all who sold and bought in the temple. So, Lord, Father, do what you did in the temple. Come in and cleanse. Drive out what does not belong in us. Make room for what you intended to fill us with. Your presence. Your peace, your purpose. Father, if we, if we are being honest, there are things in our hearts that do not belong there. Worry that has taken up residence. Bitterness that has built a table, and pride that has set up a throne. Overturn what has taken your place, Father. Clear what has crowded you out. Let our hearts become the house of prayer. It was always meant to be. In Jesus' name, we pray. Amen. And I want to encourage you that what Jesus drives out of our hearts, He replaces with living waters. This is your servant Anthony. And I thank you for allowing me to pray with you today. I really do appreciate it. And may God bless you.
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