Daily Christian Prayer Podcast @18 - Thirsty Souls

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Are you walking through a spiritual desert—parched, empty, and quietly wondering if God still hears you?
In this powerful five-minute devotional prayer, Reverend Ben Cooper delivers a life-giving message inspired by the divine invitation in Isaiah 55:1:

“Come, all you who are thirsty, come to the waters...”

This episode is for the soul that’s dry from religious routine but longing for real relationship. Whether you’ve grown weary from church rituals, disillusioned by spiritual performance, or exhausted by trying to earn God’s love, this is your moment of truth and transformation.

We draw a direct connection between Isaiah’s prophetic call and Jesus’ offer of living water in John 4 and Matthew 11. Like the Samaritan woman at the well, many of us keep drawing from empty traditions, family customs, and spiritual habits that can no longer quench the soul. Religion alone cannot restore you—but Christ can.

• A direct call to return to Jesus, the source of living water (John 4:13–14)
• A biblical understanding of why religious performance leads to burnout
• A heartfelt prayer that helps you reconnect with God in raw honesty
• Powerful imagery from Scripture to restore your faith and reawaken your spirit
• Encouragement for the weary, echoing Jesus' words in Matthew 11:28:

“Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.”

If you’ve been stuck in spiritual autopilot—attending church, praying the same prayers, going through the motions—this devotional offers a reset. You don’t need to earn God’s presence. You just need to come, thirsty.

This is not religion. This is revival.
 Not obligation. But invitation.
 Not performance. But presence.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:11):
Thank you for joining us on our daily Christian
prayer podcast with myself,reverend Ben Cooper, your
five-minute daily connectionwith God's Word and His presence
.
This is a listener-supportedministry of rbchristianradionet,
reaching hearts across theglobe for the gospel of Jesus
Christ with prayer and dailyencouragement.

(00:31):
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, whatever you are listening toright now, in the name of jesus,

(00:55):
and please remember, stayanchored in faith, strong in
prayer, and always remindyourself god is always with you.
Let's pray.
We're going to take the textfor this five minute prayer and
we're coming out of the book ofIsaiah, isaiah 55, verse 1, and
it says Come, all of you thatare thirsty, come to the waters,

(01:17):
and you who have no money, come, buy and eat.
Come buy wine and milk, withoutmoney and without cost.
Father, I want to tell yousomething today, lord.
We're thirsty, lord, and weain't got no money, lord, and we
are coming to you as brothersand sisters, lord, and we feel,
lord, that we have nothing tooffer, Lord, and I pray, in the

(01:42):
name of Jesus, that you willstrengthen us, because you tell
us to come all who are, and,lord, we are thirsty, lord.
We live in this nation and wefeel, lord, that this land is
parched.
We feel that there is a famine,lord, a famine, lord of the
word.
And today, lord, we need youbecause we are thirsty.

(02:02):
At work, it's very dry, lord,at home it's really dry.
Our lives, lord, feel veryspiritually dry.
Lord, we need the enrichingword and the power of the word
of God.
You're telling us, lord, inIsaiah 55, come all of you who
are thirsty.
We are thirsty, lord, we reallywant to drink that living water

(02:26):
.
We really want to experience.
We want to experience thatliving water.
And today, for those that feeldry, those, dear god, that feel
that their palate is dry, I pray, father, for those that are
hungry spiritually.
As we come to the water, as wecome to the river of life, as as
we come to Jesus, spirit of theLiving God, through this daily

(02:47):
Christian prayer podcast, webring it to the cross today and
we say, lord, we're reallythirsty, we're thirsty for more
of the Holy Spirit, we'rethirsty for more of our Jesus,
we're thirsty for more of God.
We want more of the Word, lord.
We feel that we aredisconnected from certain areas
of life and we are thirstybecause the world, father god,

(03:09):
is leaving us dry.
Lord, the world is dry.
It feels like we are living,lord, in a sandstorm.
Everything is dry.
Lord, that where is this livingwater?
Lord, as you told the lady atthe jacob's well that you can
give living water, and today,lord, we need living water.
Lord, as she lowered thatbucket down into Jacob's well,

(03:32):
lord, god, you said I can giveyou living water.
And she said please.
So, lord, we say please, canyou help us, because we're tired
of drawing stagnant water,cloudy water, from jacob's well.
We don't want to be drawingwater from jacob's well just
because it was traditional, justbecause the family done it,

(03:54):
just because pastor said, justbecause the church said jesus
said what are you doing cominghere, you'll always be thirsty
if you're looking in that space.
But the woman said yes, father,yes, lord, but, but, but.
But I need something different.
And Jesus said I can give yousomething different.

(04:17):
I can give you fresh water.
Do you need that today?
Do you need living water inyour life?
Are you thirsty?
Are you thirsty today, whereveryou are across this world, are
you finding that you'respiritually dry?
Do you feel that you find thatyou are in a desert?
In a sandstorm, there's sand inyour eyes.

(04:39):
You're almost tasting thedryness of the sand.
You feel like you're in thedesert and you're just worn out
and all you want is water.
You're longing for an oasis,you're longing for a place to
get refreshment.
Jesus says come to me, come tome all of you that are weary and
heavy laden, and I'll give yourest.
The King will give you rest.

(04:59):
He's got living water for you.
Do you require that livingwater today?
Through this prayer time,wherever you are across this
world, we pray through this timethat Jesus will open up that
way, and he will open up thatway.
Call to Jesus today and sayLord, I'm thirsty, lord, I'm

(05:21):
thirsty, according to thescripture of Isaiah 55, verse 1.
Come, all who are thirsty, cometo the waters.
God is calling you to thewaters today.
Thank you for joining us on thisdaily Christian prayer podcast
with myself, reverend Ben Cooper.
A five-minute daily connectionwith God's word and his presence

(05:44):
.
And this is a listenersupported ministry of RB,
christian Radio, reaching heartsacross the globe with daily
prayer and biblicalencouragement.
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Buy me a coffee on RB ChristianRadio.
Every gift makes a difference.
Stay strong in faith.

(06:04):
Difference.
Stay strong in faith.
Stay strong in repair andplease remember god is always
with you.
God bless.