Hello, thank you for joining me today for Give Him 15.

The title of today's post is Praying for Your Bean Patch.

Recently, I have felt drawn to the subject of honor.

God emphasizes honor in a general sense, but places special

importance on honoring fathers and mothers, both spiritual and natural, and faithful individuals

from past generations. I've mentioned the concept of the synergy of the

ages, multiplied power through agreement with previous generations, which I teach on in my book

and appeal to heaven. Today I'm sharing a prayer teaching from one of my heroes on the

subject. Best-selling author Quinn Shearer has co-authored 31 books, including How to Pray

for Your Children, A Woman's Guide to Spiritual Warfare,

and Miracles Happen When You Pray.

In the early 90s, Quinn saw a yet unawakened writing gift in me

and, for several years, encouraged me to put pen to paper. She also prayed for me.

23 books and hundreds of given 15 posts later. Thank you, Quinn. I owe you much. In this post, Quinn shares insights and biblical

truths she implements personally in her prayer times. The advice is practical. All of her writings are

and easily applied enjoy.

She says regardless of our age, status in life, schedules, or the tenure of our walk with God,

we all have the potential to move spiritual mountains through consistent, persistent

prayer. I believe all Christians have an individual bean patch, a sphere of influence no one else has.

By our steadfast prayers, we can bless it, or by our spiritual warfare,

we can defend it. The term, Beanpatch, comes from an example of persistence and bravery

demonstrated by one of David's mighty men, Shama, whose name means God is there.

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