Ted Fenske is no armchair director when it comes to living out Christian obedience at work: he is a practicing cardiologist, and the book is written from inside the hospital rather than about it.

He invites the reader to walk with him through medical school, residency and early practice, when he was fiercely focused on professional performance, and then through the deeply personal account of temporarily losing that all-consuming career. The result is a book about vocation and about secularized healthcare at once, useful to any Christian in medicine.