God Gave My Dad 7 Secrets To Answered Prayer | Episode 1350 | Perry Stone

Key wellness / self-care & productivity takeaways (from the subtitles)

Prayer practices that “answer” and build spiritual capacity

• Listen carefully and apply the “7 major points” the speaker lists as a prayer “process.”
• Pray consistently—then focus on results (“proof is in the fruit”), not only on routine prayer.
• Pray in a sustained, faith-building way, rather than as short or fragmented ritual.
• Use prayer in the “spirit language” (prayer in tongues) to sharpen and keep faith alive
  • Emphasis: pray in the Spirit (Jude 20; 1 Corinthians referenced).
• Use prayer that starts with understanding, then transitions
  • Begin praying in English / understanding
  • Then allow the Spirit to lead into praying “in the Spirit” (tongues)
  • Expect interpretation / insight afterward

The “Seven Secrets” (routine/process modeled by his father)

1. Kneel every time in private prayer (hotel rooms/chairs or beside the bed).
2. Open prayers with the Lord’s Prayer (“Our Father…”), as a Bible-based pattern.
3. Start with prayer in understanding (English), then shift into praying in the Spirit
   • After praying in tongues, the father could often “interpret” or sense what he was praying for.
4. Pray long and consistently (never less than ~1 hour)
   • Framed like a “clock” routine: about 55–60 minutes, tied to Jesus’ instruction to “tarry” for an hour.
5. Allow the Spirit to “quicken” (make alive) during prayer
   • Illustrated with physical responsiveness during prayer for healing and deliverance.
6. Practice “stillness” to hear God internally
   • Train the “inner senses” / spiritual hearing (the still voice in the spirit).
7. Take authority to remove hindrances
   • Address obstacles (people/spiritual interference) so the anointing can flow in services.
   • Illustrated with a story of rebuke and later restoration/healing.

Practical self-care / distraction-management habits (very actionable)

• Set aside specific time to pray
  • Example: Jesus prayed early morning (“fourth watch,” 3–6am).
  • Also: “pray without ceasing” by keeping God on your mind during daily tasks (shaving, showering, changing clothes).
• Remove distractions
  • Put phone on silent to avoid calls/texts.
  • Use music/sounds or nature sounds instead of social media interruptions when praying.
• Stay with the “flow” when you sense God’s presence
  • If you feel an uplifting/inspirational prayer momentum, don’t abruptly pull yourself out of it.
• Pray your “burdens” until they lift
  • If you feel burdened, pause what you’re doing and keep praying until the heaviness eases.

Community / productivity support pattern

• Pray with others for extended blocks
  • Groups of young men praying together for hours—sustaining presence over multiple nights.
• Study during the day, then “pray for hours”
  • Daytime study/work, followed by longer prayer blocks in church settings or at home.

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Presenters / sources mentioned

• Perry Stone (speaker)
• Perry Fred Stone (speaker’s father; also “Perry Fred Stone Jr.” mentioned)
• Mildred Collins (leader in the Great Colefield Revival)
• Al Collins (friend mentioned; “one of the four musketeers”)
• Chester Hurst Lloydair (named with the four-musket-eers group)
• Rufus Dunford (example of diverse tongues/experience)

Bible sources / references

• 1 Corinthians 12:7–10
• 1 Corinthians 14
• Jude 20
• Matthew 6:9 (Lord’s Prayer pattern)
• Matthew 26:40
• Psalms 95:6
• Ephesians 3:14
• Romans 8 (Spirit intercession when we don’t know what to pray for)