In his steps presents a moral and spiritual exploration of faith put into action through the simple yet challenging question, what would Jesus do? The narrative follows a pastor and his congregation as they embrace this guiding principle, leading to profound changes in their personal lives and community. Through a series of interconnected stories, the book examines the tension between material ambition and spiritual duty, urging readers to reflect on the responsibilities of compassion, justice, and moral courage. The decision to live by this question transforms the characters' understanding of service and sacrifice, inspiring acts of generosity and reform within their town and beyond. As the movement spreads to larger cities, it becomes a symbol of collective renewal rooted in empathy and ethical conviction. The work highlights the potential for ordinary individuals to create lasting social change through sincere faith and action, offering an enduring reflection on integrity, selflessness, and the transformative power of living according to higher principles.