In His Steps

In His Steps left me speechless....

(5 stars)

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This wonderful book changed my life. In all of the fifteen years I have lived on this earth I have never listened to such a convicting and beautiful audio!!!! Left me utterly speechless! Chapter after chapter, I could not stop listening to this incredible novel! Such a splendid read filled with convicting and heartwarming stories of men and women living out the words 'What would Jesus do?' Throughout this book the men and women that have vowed to follow the words 'what would Jesus do' for an entire year use their gifts, talents, jobs, income, place in society and line of work to point others to Christ. In this deep and inspiring novel street beggars, drunkards and dwellers of the wretched tenants ask the pastor and the church why the wealthy people of the town can sing the words 'All for Jesus' and not truly carry the cross with them all the way. Are Christ and His cross too heavy for them? Do they truly mean 'I will follow Jesus all the way' or do they merely want the respect of a common churchgoer? Is Christ a part of their Sunday routine or their entire lives? Furthermore the lost, confused and unsaved people ask what Jesus would do in their positions as low-class street beggars. I was so very moved by this book I cannot explain how I feel. It is almost as if Christ, through Charles M. Sheldon's book, has lit a match in my heart and started a fire for Christ and His lost and broken people. As Ronald Reagan would say 'If you can't make them see the light, make them feel the heat'. As you partake in this audiobook may the light of Christ heat a fire in your soul as it did my own. Thank you LibriVox for this arrangement of cast and their voices. Lastly, I must ask this question to you readers: What would Jesus do?

(4 stars)

JB North Calif.

This is a great story. Very thought provoking. What would Jesus do is a question all christians should always be asking themselves. Just how dedicated are we to following Christ. Are we really ready and willing to suffer for the cross each one of us is to bare. Is Christ asking too much from us? We say we want to be more like Christ, but do we really? If we truly want to go to heaven then the answer should be yes.

In His Steps

(5 stars)

LibriVox

A reading for all ages. I read it sixty years apart and celebrated Jesus Christ each time. I heartily recommend it to everyone at any age; more especially, if you love God. Dr. Wooten

(3.5 stars)

A LibriVox Listener

Inspiring story; however, the majority of the book was difficult to enjoy since the reader "Von" spoke much too quickly & read without feeling. I would love to hear a well-read dramatized version.

(4 stars)

A LibriVox Listener

very moving story ..as I read it I started to think about the ways I need to change in my life and do them how Jesus would..

(5 stars)

A LibriVox Listener

Awesome story! A great challenge to the Christians of today!!

Don't read if you don't want to be challenged

(5 stars)

Kingart4

I knew I was in trouble early on. Though the story and characters are wonderful, I don't believe the author's goal was to write an entertaining story. From early on in the book, it started to be apparent that I needed to ask myself, was I living this kind of life? When the answer was 'not always'', the next question was 'why'? The rest of the book, as each character overcame their own objections, served simply to ask the reader, 'You see this can be fine, right? So why aren't you doing it?' The story was well written and entertaining throughout. My only complaint is that there were 4 or 5 different readers. That was fine except the one who read the most, didn't observe punctuation. He read it as one long, run on sentence. Even including the 'end of chapter #'. The only pause seemed to be to take a quick breath in order to continue.

(3.5 stars)

BookNut

Yes, this is a great book. However, oftentimes the reader is reading too fast. I found myself ‘concentrating’ just to hear what was being said, instead of focusing on the content of what was being said. Unfortunately, this made the audio of this book less enjoyable than when I read the text a few years ago.