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Reverend Ben Cooper's Podcast

Reverend Ben Cooper's Podcast

By: Reverend Ben Cooper
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Reverend Ben Coopers podcast, offers an inviting space for listeners to explore Christianity and spiritual growth with wisdom, humor, and a deep commitment to biblical truth. Through Rev. Ben's engaging conversations with guests, the podcast not only explores the timeless wisdom of the Bible but also tackles the pressing issues of life, faith, and hope in a way that is accessible, thought-provoking, and enriching. Whether you’re seeking spiritual nourishment, answers to life’s big questions, or simply a place to reflect on your faith, the Rev Ben podcast is a valuable resource on your journey.
In each episode, Rev. Ben guides listeners through profound theological reflections, personal stories, and practical insights drawn from the Bible and the broader Christian tradition.

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  • Jesus Healed Me - (#648 - Elim)
    Jul 17 2025

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    If I Can Just Touch the Hem — The Healing Power of Christ

    Hosts: Reverend Ben Cooper & Guest Panel
    Scripture Focus: Luke 8:43–48

    Welcome back to another powerful episode of our Bible study podcast. Today, we dive into one of the most faith-stirring miracles in the New Testament—the story of the woman with the issue of blood, found in Luke 8:43–48. This is more than just a story of physical healing—it’s a testimony of desperate faith, divine power, and personal restoration through Jesus Christ the Healer.

    Reverend Ben Cooper guides us through this deeply moving passage that highlights the miraculous touch of Jesus and the unwavering belief of a woman who had suffered for twelve years. In a time when society cast her aside, her faith moved her toward Christ—not with a shout, but with a whisper: “If I can just touch the hem of His garment, I will be healed.”

    This episode explores:

    • The cultural and spiritual context of her condition
    • Why her bold action defied social norms and religious restrictions
    • How Jesus' response reveals His compassion and divinity
    • The deeper message of identity, dignity, and restoration in Christ

    As Reverend Ben unpacks these truths, listeners are invited to examine their own level of faith and hope. The woman didn’t need recognition—she needed a breakthrough. And in one single moment, with one simple touch, she received complete healing.

    We reflect on how this miracle still speaks today. No matter how long you've suffered, no matter how isolated you feel, and no matter what the world says about your worth—Jesus sees you, hears you, and can heal you. His power is not limited by time, diagnosis, or circumstance.

    Are you carrying something for years? Is your heart crying out for healing? Then this episode is for you. Whether your struggle is physical, emotional, or spiritual, let this teaching renew your faith in the One who restores all things.

    At the heart of the message is this truth: Jesus Christ is still the healer. He’s still accessible. And sometimes, all it takes is the courage to reach for the hem of His garment. The Bible


    Luke 8:43 (NIV)

    “And a woman was there who had been subject to bleeding for twelve years, but no one could heal her.”


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    55 mins
  • Prayer for Israel and the Middle East
    Jul 16 2025

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    Global Prayer: Israel, Revival & Unshakable Faith with Reverend Ben Cooper


    In this powerfully prophetic episode of Christian Straight Talk, Reverend Ben Cooper calls believers across the globe to rise in unwavering prayer for Israel, the Middle East, and the nations of the world. With bold conviction and spiritual clarity, this heartfelt intercessory moment confronts both the present crises and the deep spiritual hunger rising in our time.

    The episode begins with a passionate plea for divine intervention in Israel, Palestine, Iran, Egypt, and beyond. Rev Ben makes a vital distinction between supporting biblical Israel and aligning with political ideologies. He urges Christians to pray for people, not politics — a revival that transcends religious and national boundaries.

    Father, we pray for such an outpouring of your Spirit over Israel and through Israel,” Rev Cooper intercedes, invoking a movement of God that heals division, breaks down barriers, and awakens hearts to the truth of the gospel.

    This isn't just a prayer for peace — it's a declaration of spiritual warfare. Rev Ben openly confronts fear, anxiety, and darkness that loom over the news cycle and believers’ hearts alike. “No curse, no spell, no sickness can touch us,” he declares, echoing scripture and reminding the listener of their identity in Christ. This empowering message is a lifeline for those feeling overwhelmed by global instability.

    Yet this episode isn’t just about international conflict — it's also a call to the church in the UK and beyond. Rev Ben challenges the modern church to step away from entertainment and performance-based religion. “Strip back Celebrity Church. Strip back Social Media Church,” he prays, urging leaders and believers to return to the purity and power of the Word of God and the guidance of the Holy Spirit. - The Bible

    Whether you're praying for Israel, burdened by global events, or seeking revival in your community, this episode will re-ignite your faith, awaken your boldness, and equip your prayer life for real-world impact.

    Don’t miss out — subscribe now, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who needs encouragement.

    Visit rbchristianradio.net for more teaching, support the mission through “Buy Us a Coffee,” and explore how your faith can influence nations.

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    28 mins
  • #CST - Forgiveness - (#CST55)
    Jul 16 2025

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    Forgiveness — The Power to Let Go

    Hosts: Reverend Ben Cooper & Simon Pinchbeck
    Series: #ChristianStraightTalk
    Scripture Focus: Ephesians 4:32 (NIV)

    “Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other, just as in Christ God forgave you.” — Ephesians 4:32

    Welcome to this powerful episode of #ChristianStraightTalk with your hosts Reverend Ben Cooper and Simon Pinchbeck. Today, we dive into a topic that affects every believer at some point: Forgiveness.

    Let’s be honest—forgiveness is hard. It challenges our emotions, it confronts our pain, and it calls us to release what we often feel justified to hold on to. But the Scriptures don’t offer it as a suggestion—they present it as a command, a divine standard of Christian living rooted in the love and sacrifice of Christ.

    In this raw and honest episode, Ben and Simon explore the depth and difficulty of forgiveness from both a biblical perspective and personal life experience. With real talk and spiritual insight, they open up about what it means to let go of offense, heal from past wounds, and live in freedom by walking in true forgiveness.

    The episode anchors in Ephesians 4:32, a verse that not only calls us to kindness and compassion, but also reminds us of the forgiveness we have received through Christ. Ben reflects on the grace of God as the foundation for our ability to forgive others, while Simon unpacks how holding on to unforgiveness can spiritually hinder us and poison our purpose.

    They don’t shy away from the realities—trauma, betrayal, and injustice—but instead, they shine the light of Scripture on these tough areas and remind us that through Christ, it is possible to forgive even the deepest hurts. Forgiveness doesn’t mean forgetting or excusing what’s been done. It means choosing obedience, healing, and freedom.

    This episode is not only for those wrestling with bitterness or pain—it's for everyone who wants to grow in grace and maturity. Forgiveness is one of the most radical and life-giving acts a believer can walk in. It’s also one of the most misunderstood.

    By the end of this episode, you’ll walk away with:

    • A clearer biblical understanding of forgiveness
    • Practical ways to start the journey of letting go
    • Encouragement to trust God with your healing
    • Strength to break the chains of the past

    So wherever you are today—driving, walking, or sitting with your Bible—take a deep breath and join us. It’s time to let go and live free. The Bible

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    43 mins

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