Dan Doriani’s new book, Work: Its Purpose, Dignity, and Transformation, is the fruit of two decades of exegesis, readings in philosophies of work, and hundreds of interviews as well as lectures and sermons. Doriani’s thesis is this: Work lets us earn a living, find ourselves, and contribute to this world. And he unfolds his thesis in three parts: 1) a biblical theology of work; 2) an exploration of perennial topics; and 3) an apologetic for the project of bringing reformation through work. It offers helpful summaries and sticky, transferable ideas.