Charles M. Sheldon

Charles M. Sheldon was a prominent American author best known for his 1896 novel "In His Steps." This influential work, which popularized the phrase "What would Jesus do?" (WWJD), sold millions of copies and had a significant impact on Christian culture and social reform movements. Sheldon's fiction often explored themes of faith, social justice, and the practical application of Christian principles in everyday life.

Books by Charles M. Sheldon

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In His Steps
Charles M. Sheldon
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When a pastor challenges his congregation to live for a year asking 'What Would Jesus Do?' before every decision, their small town is changed by the radical, often uncomfortable, implications of Christ-like living.