"A Short Story About Prayer."

    On a stormy day, with two experienced guides, a woman climbed the Weisshorn in the Swiss Alps. As they neared the peak, the woman- exhilarated by the view before her- sprang forward and was almost blown away by a gust of wind. One of the guides caught her and pulled her to the ground, saying, "On your knees, madam! You are safe here only on your knees."

    We typically regard `on our knees' as the standard position for prayer, but talking to God isn't limited to any position. He can hear us...regardless.

    Three Christian women were talking once about the `best' positions for prayer. One argued the importance of holding one's hands together and pointing them upward. The second advocated that prayer was best when one was stretched out on the floor. The third thought standing was better than kneeling. As they talked, a telephone repairman listened as he worked on a nearby phone system. Finally, he could contain himself no longer and interjected, " I have found that the most powerful prayer I ever made was while dangling upside down from a power pole, suspended 40 feet above the ground."
 
    The important thing is not your position of prayer, but that you do pray!!!

                    Humble Yourselves In The Sight Of The Lord, And He Shall Lift You Up.
                                                            James 4:10