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Psalm 23:1 — Jesus, Be My Shepherd Tonight and Restore the Quiet Places of My Soul - @1645 - Daily Devotional Podcast

Psalm 23:1 — Jesus, Be My Shepherd Tonight and Restore the Quiet Places of My Soul - @1645 - Daily Devotional Podcast

Daily Prayer with Reverend Ben Cooper

March 7, 20264m 14s

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Psalm 23:1 — Jesus, Be My Shepherd Tonight and Restore the Quiet Places of My Soul Recorded Live from London, England — with Reverend Ben Cooper Psalm 23:1 (NIV) — “The Lord is my Shepherd; I lack nothing.” Salmo 23:1 — “O Senhor é o meu Pastor; nada me faltará.” John 10:11 (NIV) — “I am the Good Shepherd. The Good Shepherd lays down His life for the sheep.” João 10:11 — “Eu sou o Bom Pastor. O Bom Pastor dá a Sua vida pelas ovelhas.”alma restaurada • cuidado suave • descanso da noite — restored soul, gentle care, night rest cuidado suave • alma restaurada • descanso da noite — gentle care, restored soul, night rest As evening settles across London and radiates outward to Brazil, Cuba, Mexico, Europe, Asia, and every home listening, a deeper quiet begins to rise. This is the hour when the soul wants rest but often carries the noise of the entire day. Yet into this moment, Jesus speaks as the Good Shepherd — the One who restores, guides, carries, protects, and watches over the heart through the night. Psalm 23:1 declares a truth that anchors every weary place: the Lord is my Shepherd; I lack nothing. Not because the day was easy, but because His presence is enough. His care is steady. His voice is gentle. His protection is real. Jesus, shepherd my soul tonight. Restore what the day has drained. Calm the inner world. Speak peace where worry has settled. Let Your presence — Tua presença, Jesus — fill the places that feel thin or tired. Let Your guidance replace confusion. Let Your goodness quiet the fear of tomorrow. For the one who feels alone — gather them. For the one who feels overwhelmed — steady them. For the one whose heart aches — comfort them. For the one whose strength is fading — carry them. Jesus, eu descanso em Ti esta noite. Tu és meu Pastor. Nada me faltará. (Jesus, I rest in You tonight. You are my Shepherd. I will not lack.) Let every listener feel the nearness of Your shepherding love. Let Your peace settle gently on their heart. Let Your goodness guard their night. And let Your presence restore the quiet places of their soul. Psalm 23 prayer, oração Pastor Bom, evening soul restoration, John 10:11 Good Shepherd, Brazilian Portuguese devotional, Reverend Ben Cooper London, dailyprayer.uk descanso da noite, oração alma restaurada, Jesus meu Pastor oração, cuidado suave oração Psalm 23 devotional • Bom Pastor oração • evening rest prayer • João 10 restauração • Brazilian Portuguese night prayer • descanso da alma • London England prayer broadcast • dailyprayer.uk

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