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.
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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
Psalm 62:1 — Calm for the Evening, Rest in God’s Presence This Christmas - @996 - Daily Devotional Podcast.
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Psalm 62:1 — Calm for the Evening, Rest in God’s Presence This Christmas From London to Singapore, from Chicago to Nairobi, from Sydney to Amsterdam — a global 8 P.M. Christmas prayer within the DailyPrayer.uk 24-Hour Cycle. Psalm 62:1 — “Truly my soul finds rest in God; my salvation comes from Him.” Matthew 11:28 — “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.” Global Christmas data shows evening searches rising for calm, rest, and relief from emotional overload. Many feel drained after the day’s activity. This prayer brings the quiet peace of Christ to hearts needing release, stillness, and unhurried presence. prayer Father, as evening settles across the world, we come to You for calm. Still every anxious thought, every internal rush, every hidden pressure beneath today’s celebrations. Jesus, You call the weary to rest—so we lean into Your presence now. Let Your peace soften tense minds, loosen tight shoulders, and quiet the noise that sits beneath the surface. Lord, slow our breathing, steady our heartbeat, and draw us into Your unhurried grace. For those who feel overstimulated, lonely, or emotionally thin, wrap them in Your gentleness. Let homes become sanctuaries of rest. Let restless spirits be calmed. Let Your presence breathe peace into tonight’s final hours. We choose stillness. We choose You. Give us holy quiet and deep soul-rest. prayer points prayer for calm, prayer for rest, prayer for God’s presence, prayer for quietness of mind, prayer for emotional release, prayer for gentle peace, prayer for deep restoration life application Before bed, sit in silence for sixty seconds. Whisper “Lord, I give You my day,” and allow His peace to settle over your thoughts. declaration I declare that the peace of Christ rests on me tonight and brings deep calm to my mind and spirit. call to action Share this prayer and visit DailyPrayer.uk for global devotional resources. 24-hour arc connector
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Welcome to Daily Prayer with myself Reverend Ben Cooper, recorded live here in London, England, where the world gathers for five minutes of faith, hope, and strength. God bless you. Wherever you are around the world, it is the 25th of December. It is 8 p.m. Christmas Day, and we are getting there. Oh my goodness, Lord, I've got to undo my belt. Lord, I've eaten too much. Lord, I've drunk too much. And I mean water and coffee, sister and brother. Come on, let's pray. Father, in the name of Jesus, Lord, we're tired. Lord, and as evening approaches right now, here live in London, England, out of this studio at 8 p.m. Christmas Day, the 25th of December, Lord, we thank you that we celebrate today the birth of Jesus Christ. But right now, we need rest for every home. Lord, it's been a long day. Lord, the battles, the fears, the worries, the doubts. Lord, wherever we are, dear God, from the battlefield to the boardroom, from the boardroom to the field of life today. Whatever life looks like, Father, from the Christmas dinner table to the dining room table to the breakfast table, dear God, as the kids have been driving us nuts all day. Lord, we love the children, but Spirit of the living God, we need peace now. Lord, we need peace, Father. It's been a tough month for December, Lord, and we're cracking out of it right now. But Lord, I thank you for today. And Lord, for this Christmas prayer special hour, Lord, please keep me awake in the name of Jesus. Lord, it's been a long 24 hours, and Lord, we pray right now that the love of God and the fire of God, Lord, as we lock shields, come on, let's lock together. Come on, let's lock in at this hour, 8 p.m., live here in London, England. Father, we get on the field of life and we pray for one another. We pray for everyone's house. We pray, dear God, for loved ones that are with us and loved ones that are gone. We pray for families and friends. We pray for work colleagues. We just pray that the love of God will carry us in the mighty name of Jesus Christ. And we want rest tonight. We need peace, Lord, because it's been a long stretch. And Father, we thank you for the love of God is over our lives from London to Singapore. Lord, if we're in Singapore, Chicago, Mumbai, Sydney, Amsterdam, Lord, all the way down to the Scilly Isles, all the way round, dear God, to France, the Ukraine, Russia, China, Hong Kong. Let your mercy be poured out right now, Lord, at this Christmas day. Father, as we gather around the Word for prayer, dear God, at three minutes past 8 p.m. UK time, Lord, let your love be poured out. Lord, we thank you that the day is coming to an end because we're exhausted, we're weary. And as the world is looking for peace, as the world is looking for calm, rest and relief from emotional overload, Lord, we feel spiritually drained, emotionally worn out. And Lord, through the day's activities, through everything that's gone on, Lord, at the evening now, wherever we are around the world, Lord, bring that quiet peace to hearts and minds. Lord, those hearts that need rest right now, stillness, Lord, those that are hurting, Lord, behind those eyes, those that feel pain right now for missing loved ones and friends. Lord, as the world starts to rest, as the world starts to wake up, whatever the time zone is, whatever the tribe, whatever the town, wherever you come from, I pray that the Lion of Judah will wrap his arms around you. You will feel the love of God at this hour. Lord, I thank you for the listeners that have gathered with us today from 12 a.m. early this morning. We thank you, dear God, that we stayed and we locked in, dear God, in this prayer room. Spirit of the living God, I pray, dear God, as we are reaching, you know, almost four minutes past eight at night within the UK, Lord, we're asking for breakthrough. We need peace because as the day starts to come to an end, Lord, and we can't move anymore off the sofa, we are absolutely crashed out, Spirit of the Living God, bring peace to every heart, every mind, every human being that is with me right now. Lord, before we get our eyes shut, Lord, whisper in our hearts, I will never leave you nor forsake you. Bring peace to lives. I declare that the peace of Christ is over you tonight, and the love of Jesus is with you. Wherever you are around this beautiful world, I thank you for joining and staying with us for all these prayers we push today. And we will see you again at 10 p.m. tonight, Christmas Day, 10 p.m. UK time for more daily devotions. But you can listen to so much of a back library, almost a thousand prayers. A thousand prayers and almost equally that amount of podcasts that we've done right from the very, very beginning of lockdown. Do you remember that? Did we have lockdown? What was all that about? May God bless you wherever you are. Thank you for joining us. Never give up and get some rest.
