I have read 7 of Keller’s books. This is his best work. The deep theological thinking that he unpackages in the practical realities for our everyday work is a must read.

Keller has a way of connecting everything to the gospel, and this boom is no exception. It's well worth the read.

Before reading Keller's book, as a Christian, I had an extremely hard time relating my walk with Christ to anything I did. "What is the purpose? What is the point?" I didn't ask these questions out of some sort of self-anxiety, but out of simply wanting to live as well as possible for the glory of God—seeking to obey the Bible's command to "whether you eat or drink, do it all for the glory of God". Keller unpacks an incredible theology of work that ultimately seems to parallel somewhat with Gabe Lyons' book ("The Next Christians") & Lyons' ministry ("Q Ideas") to be restorative to the world around us, not only to make disciples (first and foremost), but also seeking to cultivate all of life toward an image of the New Jerusalem—when Christ comes again. If you are looking for an answer to the question, "Why should I do anything at all," and especially the question, "How can I do EVERYTHING to the glory of God," then look no further. This book is brilliant. I don't know why the iBooks store doesn't present higher ratings. God speaks through Timothy Keller, once again. And this book may be my favorite of his. Now if you'll excuse me, I am going to go mow my lawn...JOYFULLY...for the glory of God. ;)