One of the most influential books on prayer ever written, The Kneeling Christian, though small, is big on the theology of prayer. In a truly interesting style, the author (an "unknown Christian") simply goes to the Scripture and points out how important prayer is to the life of a believer. The first chapter alone is worth the price of admission. In it, the author states that a person's greatest regret, once in heaven, will be to look back and wonder why he or she didn't pray more. When a person realizes how much can be gained by praying, it should astound us that we don't spend more time on our knees. This is one book worth reading--and re-reading--every single year. Because its message is truly timeless, it never grows old. Highly recommended to new and longer-standing Christians of every persuasion