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Matthew 11:28 — Jesus, Lift the Weight From My Spirit Tonight and Give My Soul the Deep Rest It Has Needed All Day - @1636 - Daily Devotional Podcast

Matthew 11:28 — Jesus, Lift the Weight From My Spirit Tonight and Give My Soul the Deep Rest It Has Needed All Day - @1636 - Daily Devotional Podcast

Daily Prayer with Reverend Ben Cooper

March 6, 20264m 55s

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Matthew 11:28 — Jesus, Lift the Weight From My Spirit Tonight and Give My Soul the Deep Rest It Has Needed All Day Live from Salvador, Brazil • Faro, Portugal • Luanda, Angola • Chimoio, Mozambique • Miami, USA • London, England descanso profundo • alma leve • rendição emocional deep rest • lightened soul • emotional surrender Matthew 11:28 (NIV): “Come to Me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.” Psalm 62:1 (NIV): “Truly my soul finds rest in God; my salvation comes from Him.” Jesus, as night begins to settle over Salvador, Luanda, Miami, London, Chimoio, and across Brazil, Latin America, Europe, and the world, we come bringing every burden that aches within the spirit. Tonight we ask for descanso profundo—deep, holy rest that reaches into the hidden places of the heart. Where the day has left its marks, bring cura suave. Where the mind is tired, bring alma leve. Where emotions feel tangled, bring rendição emocional, the surrender that frees the soul. Jesus, eu venho a Ti. Jesús, vengo a Ti. Jesus, I come to You. In every language, in every nation, the call is the same: “Give my soul rest.” Let Your voice quiet the inner noise that tries to rise as evening settles. Let Your gentleness replace the weight of the day. Let Your nearness slow the breathing of the weary heart. Draw, tonight, on the entire arc of Your promises—the hope of the madrugada, the renewal of dawn, the clarity of the morning hours, the strength of midday, the reassurance of the evening. Let every prayer we have carried from Cycle 1 to Cycle 16 rise again here: Psalm 91 protection, Isaiah 41 courage, Romans 8 assurance, Psalm 121 help, Isaiah 43 presence, Psalm 23 rest, Psalm 130 waiting, and Romans 15 hope. Let the full back library breathe into this moment. Jesus, bring rest where worry still lingers. Bring calm where fear still whispers. Bring peace where exhaustion remains. Remind every listener that You hold the evening, You hold the night, and You hold the heart. Give us rest, Senhor. Give us rest, Señor. Give us rest, Lord. Matthew 11 prayer, descanso profundo devotional, alma leve oração, Jesús dame descanso, Brazilian Portuguese prayer, Latin American devotional, evening rest prayer, oração noturna Jesus, Spanish Portuguese Christian meditation, rendição emocional, peaceful night scripture, alma cansada Jesus Matthew 11:28 • descanso profundo • alma leve • rendição emocional • Jesús dame descanso • Brazilian Portuguese devotional • Latin American prayer • evening rest meditation • alma cansada Jesus • oração da noite

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Matthew 11:28 • descanso profundo • alma leve • rendição emocional • Jesús dame descanso • Brazilian Portuguese devotional • Latin American prayer