In His Steps Audiobook (Unabridged)

" This is a great book for those who have the desire to live the Gospel and not just read about it... "

" Such a great reminder of how I really want to live my life and be with my family "

" I really like the IDEA of this book - a pastor challenges his congregation to not do anything for a whole year without first asking, "What would Jesus do?" and then committing themselves to do that very thing. Half-way through the book, though, I had to force myself to keep going. The author beats you over the head with his agenda so many times that you get sick of it. It also bothered me that he never included a character with kids in the book. What? Only non-parents can become Christ-like? That said, I have been asking myself, "what would Jesus do?" more often. "

" One of my all-time favorite books. It is about people in a town who decided they would do nothing until they had asked themselves, "What would Jeus DO?". "

" I didn't give this book much hope when I first picked it up simple because it was so over publicized at one point. But it was a great book! A real challenge to me in my Christian walk. "

" A simple little book about how a congregation becomes inspired to live life as Christ would, and the changes that it makes for them. "

" This is a book I enjoy reading time and again. Although some of the events that take place are locked in their time, the message always reaches into my heart and renews the question of how literally I am following Jesus' commands. "

" Such a quick read, but excellent. Challenges you to walk in the steps of the Lord Jesus every day. "

" I found this book years ago in a stack of books I inherited from my great grandfather and fell in love with it! This is where the phrase, "What would Jesus do?" originated. "

" This book is a little old-fashioned, but causes serious reflection as it discusses "What would Jesus do?" "

" The concept of the book was great, but it was a little repetitive on its theme to get rid of saloons so at times the book bogged down. "

" A classic of sorts. A familiar scenario that kept this reader intrigued to the end. A "prequel" perhaps to Warren's 40 day plan. I really like this book and has powerful lessons. "

" **This book is not the same edition that I read. "

" The original story that inspired "What Would Jesus Do?". A great story and worth reading. "

" You have to remember this was written about 115-years ago. It makes one think what the world would look like if everyone lived like this...I doubt this will ever happen. "

" A very interesting look at what happens when an entire town tries to ask themselves, "what would Jesus do?" before they do anything. It completely changes their lives. "

" One of the most stirring books I've ever read. "

" Really good, and very moving. While I think some readers need to remember the era in which it was written, other events seem very universal. I would recommend this to Christians just starting out and for those that have been Christians for a long time. I really enjoyed it. "

" This is one of my favorite books. The original source of What Would Jesus Do. "

" This was an interesting and challenging read. Challenging as in it causes you to re-evaluate your dedication to God. "

" A good book that provokes thought about the daily decisions we make and the way we use the life we're given. I'm not really a novel man so didn't enjoy it that much, but you can see why it's a popular book. If you're into novels then I recommend it, it's not too long and worth a read. "

" The original WWJD, circa 1900. Perennial question, but I don't consider this to be a serious answer even for its day. More about class issues for the upwardly-mobile and religious "enthusiasm" but these points are equally valid today. "