The Imitation of Christ

Considered one of the greatest Christian devotional books ever written, The Imitation of Christ is a handbook for spiritual life, teaching disciples how to follow Jesus' example, remove worldliness from the heart, and live simply and prayerfully. Written in the 15th century by a Dutch monk named Thomas a Kempis, it has inspired generations of readers and remains a classic of Christian literature.

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