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John 14:27 — Evening Prayer for Peace, Calm, and Rest in a World of Uncertainty

8 P.M. Release — Recorded live here in London, England — from London to Vancouver, from Mumbai to Oslo — bringing peace to hearts before the night begins.

Scripture (NIV)

“Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you. I do not give to you as the world gives. Do not let your hearts be troubled and do not be afraid.” — John 14:27 (NIV)

Show Notes

As the day settles and tomorrow begins to whisper, Jesus speaks a greater word: “My peace I give you.” Not the world’s version of peace — temporary, fragile, and easily broken — but the peace that survives storms, news headlines, bad reports, and internal battles.

This evening prayer is for every believer closing the day with uncertainty still unanswered — the bills unpaid, the doctor waiting, the phone silent, the future unclear. Peace is not the absence of trouble — it is the presence of Christ.

From London to Vancouver, from Mumbai to Oslo, hearts are handing over the noise of the day and receiving the stillness of Jesus.

Say it with faith: “What troubles me will not control me. Christ gives me peace.”

10 Global Prayer Points 

Evening prayer for peace and calm
 Prayer for rest when the mind is unsettled
 Prayer for letting go of fear before sleep
 Prayer for peace in a troubled heart
 Prayer for trusting God with tomorrow
 Prayer for inner calm during uncertainty
 Prayer for anxiety relief at the end of the day
 Prayer for God’s peace in stressful situations
 Prayer for spiritual rest and mental clarity
 Prayer for protection and peace through the night

Life Application

Don’t go to sleep holding what God asked you to hand over. Peace arrives when surrender begins.

Declaration

I will not fear. I will not worry. I receive the peace Jesus gives — and it guards my heart and mind.

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Episode Transcript

SPEAKER_00 (00:05):
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(00:45):
Father, we thank you for thelove of God.
We thank you for the midnighthour.
As evening approaches our lives,as the sun starts to set, dear
God, in the nation in which welive.
Lord, as the sun starts todisappear and night time comes
in, Lord, this evening prayer,as we pray out of the Gospel of

(01:06):
John 14, verse 27, Father, wethank you for evening calm.
We thank you for rest in a worldof uncertainty.
Father, as we pray this withbrothers and sisters from
Vancouver to Mumbai, from Osloto South Africa.
Father, let your love, Father,permeate around the world today.

(01:28):
Peace I leave you.
My peace I give to you.
I do not give as the worldgives.
Do not let your hearts betroubled and do not be afraid.
Father, we thank you for John14, 27.
But today, Lord, as eveningapproaches, as the moon starts
to shine in the heavens above,as the sun decreases, Father, we

(01:48):
thank you that it might be darkoutside, but the light of the
world is shining in our heartstoday.
And Lord, we want to hear thewhisper of Jesus.
We want to hear the whisper ofheaven.
We want to feel the power andthe anointing of our God.
My peace I give to you.
I want to tell your listeners,brothers and sisters, I want to

(02:09):
tell you right now that youbelong to this daily prayer
family and you belong to agreater family.
You belong to the kingdom ofGod.
And there is peace.
You will survive the storm.
Don't worry about the newsheadlines.
Don't worry about the badreport.
Don't worry about the internalbattles.
God is with you.
As evening descends, as themorning starts to rise in other

(02:34):
nations, Father, we believe thatthe battle belongs to the Lord.
And as we come before you, wethank you that you are cleaning
up unpaid bills.
Lord, we ask you, dear God, aswe're waiting on the doctor,
we're waiting on the phone.
We're waiting in uncertainhours.
We pray for peace as we're atthe doctor's right now.
We pray for peace as we are inthat area, dear God, of waiting

(02:56):
for scans, as we're waiting,dear God, for results to come
through.
We pray for peace for those thatare waiting on the jobs.
We pray for peace for those thatare worried about their children
going through operations.
We pray for those that are inhospital right now, in hospices.
We pray for those that just feelvery tense and very scared, that
they will know the love of God.
Father, we pray for such anoutpouring of your spirit.

(03:18):
Lord, we thank you that faithstays with us.
What trouble, what trouble cancome near our door when we
understand that there is powerin the name of Jesus Christ?
Lord, the evening prayer is forpeace and calm.
Lord, give me rest for my mindin unsettled days.
Lord, we're asking, Lord, thatwe will be able to let go before

(03:38):
we go to sleep.
Lord, will you bring peace inour troubled heart as we trust
God for tomorrow?
Lord, we thank you for innercalm during uncertain days,
anxiety to go now in the name ofJesus, at the end of the day,
and God's peace in stressfulsituations.
We thank you, dear God, thatthere is spiritual rest and

(03:59):
mental clarity right now.
We pray for those that arelooking to sleep, those that are
exhausted.
We pray for protection and peacethrough the midnight hour.
We make a life application.
Do not allow fear to keep youawake in the name of Jesus.
Peace is about to remove thatfear right now.

(04:20):
Lord, we make a publicdeclaration.
I will not fear, I will notworry.
I receive peace in Jesus' name.
And I rise, dear God, in thepeace of the Father, the Son,
the Holy Spirit.
I believe in the Word of God.
And Lord, I want to have a callto action across the world.
Father, help us to share thismidnight prayer, this early

(04:42):
evening prayer.
Lord, I ask you right now thatwe will share this across the
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