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Often we make choices without thinking or caring if we are following the right path. We run around without direction, as in a maze, trying to find a way out, rest, and inner peace. Steps to Christ is an inspiring book unlike any other. It is small, but thought-provoking; simple but captivating. Its main benefit is that it shows us the way toward that Person who can understand us in a way that no one else can, and like no one else, He seeks us and wants to welcome us to Him. Once you know this Person, you will understand why He is "the way."

The great controversy is ended. Sin and sinners are no more. The entire universe is clean. One pulse of harmony and gladness beats through the vast creation. From Him who created all, flow life and light and gladness, throughout the realms of illimitable space. From the minutest atom to the greatest world, all things, animate and inanimate, in their unshadowed beauty and perfect joy, declare that God is love. Revealing the ultimate plan of God for humanity, this masterful volume is a thrilling presentation of the past, the present and the future. The source of comfort and inspiration to millions of people already, it could be one of the most important books you ever read.

As you look at the world around you, do you sense a battle between good and evil? Are you alarmed by the multiplying of natural disasters? Do you wonder how a God of love can allow so much suffering? What really happens after you die? As you go through life, you may sense that the world is gripped in a conflict between good and evil. From what you see in the news, it may look as if evil is winning. Headlines describe famine, wars, unemployment, pollution, and disease.

On New York Harbor’s Liberty Island sits America’s grandest monument—the Statue of Liberty. Her message resounds in human hearts worldwide. Freedom. How precious! Yet sadly, one day freedom itself will be taken away by men, governments, and nations. Here’s how it will happen.

When she placed the book in my hand, I reluctantly accepted it. I did not intend to read it, but to be polite, I even thanked her. I didn’t tell her, of course, that I already planned to throw it away once I got home. She smiled, encouraged me again to read the book, and that was that. I placed the book in my backpack, making sure she saw me do it, and rode away on my bike.