Ellen White was a renowned speaker, reformer, and spiritual leader who dedicated her life to spreading the message of God’s love for humanity. Her thousands of letters, magazine articles and dozens of books make her the most translated non-fiction author in history and led Smithsonian magazine to declare her one of the “100 most significant Americans of all time.” 

These writings, stemming from her love for Jesus and compassion for people, continue to inspire readers around the world and are part of her enduring legacy as a minister of the Gospel.

Steps to Christ is a simple trail guide for a closer journey with God. Practical and succinct, each chapter offers signposts, warnings, and hope for the wandering as well as the wondering. This book maps out a course from the first tentative steps on to deeper knowing and practice, and whether you’re just considering this path or already on it, you will find both encouragement and challenge within these pages.

This NKJV edition of Steps to Christ reads in an almost identical way to the original edition and is not a contemporary paraphrase in any sense. The overall editorial intent was to preserve the integrity of the author’s original ideas at all levels, from the chapter level down to the individual words. 

If you would like to review a comprehensive list of the editorial changes made in this book, please click here.