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This is the inspirational novel that popularized the expression, What Would Jesus Do? Written by a Congregational minister, it tells of four prominent members of a small town who resolve to undertake no action without first considering Christ's example. Originally published in 1897, it continues to speak to modern readers.

Updated characters--a TV station executive, airport manager and single mother, to name a few--bring new energy and an unusual twist to this classic story. Unexpectedly confronted with the needs of one of their own church members, a congregation honestly faces the question, "What would Jesus do?"

One of the best-selling books of all time and an inspirational classic, this 1896 phenomenon popularized the question "What would Jesus do?" American minister CHARLES MONROE SHELDON (1857-1946) was renowned as a preacher more concerned with practical perspectives on living a moral life than on other rarefied theological matters removed

Books about In His Steps; "What Would Jesus Do?"

Claire, Bill, and even Parson Henry discover that asking themselves, "What would Jesus do?" helps them live better lives.