Few books attain a distribution reckoned in millions or exert so great an influence in the uplifting of humanity as has Steps to Christ. In countless editions, this little volume has been printed in more than seventy languages, bringing inspiration to hundreds of thousands of men and women throughout the world, even those who dwell in the remote corners of the earth. From the appearance of the first edition in 1892, the publishers have been called upon to add printing to printing to meet the immediate and sustained demand from the reading public. {SC 5.1} The author of this work, Ellen G. White (1827-1915), was a religious speaker and writer, well known on three continents. Born near Portland, Maine, she spent her early life in the New England States, and then her travels and labors led her to the rapidly expanding central and western areas of the United States. The years 1885 to 1887 she devoted to work in the leading countries of Europe, where she often addressed large audiences, and...
Foreword Table of Contents Chapter 1—God's Love for Man Chapter 2—The Sinner's Need of Christ Chapter 3—Repentance Chapter 4—Confession Chapter 5—Consecration Chapter 6—Faith and Acceptance Chapter 7—The Test of Discipleship Chapter 8—Growing Up Into Christ Chapter 9—The Work and the Life Chapter 10—A Knowledge of God Chapter 11—The Privilege of Prayer Chapter 12—What to Do with Doubt Chapter 13—Rejoicing in the Lord