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In His Steps | Literature Classics | Charles M. Sheldon

In His Steps | Literature Classics | Charles M. Sheldon

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Classics of Christian literature.

"In His Steps" is a book written by Charles Monroe Sheldon, first published in 1896. In the plot, a beggar named Jack challenges the members of a congregation in a small town called Raymond to ask the fundamental question: "What would Jesus do?" before making any decision or acting in any situation of daily life.

The story unfolds when the church pastor, Henry Maxwell, and his parishioners accept Jack's challenge. They begin to live according to the principles of love, compassion, and service to others, seeking to imitate the actions of Jesus Christ. As they do so, they face various challenges and ethical dilemmas while trying to transform not only their own lives but also the community around them.

Throughout the book, the characters are confronted with social and moral issues, including poverty, inequality, alcoholism, and injustice. Their choices and actions based on the question "What would Jesus do?" have a profound impact on the city, challenging social norms and inspiring others to also live in a more compassionate and selfless way.

"In His Steps" not only tells an engaging story but also serves as a powerful reflection on the power of faith, social responsibility, and personal example in transforming society. Title: In His Steps Author(s): Charles M. Sheldon Edition Year: 2023 Cover: Paperback Finish: Matte Lamination Core: Off-white paper Pages: 312 Dimensions: Height: 21 cm / Width: 13.5 cm / Depth: 1.5 cm
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