This book challenges a number of widely held beliefs about faith-based healthcare. First it examines the difference between 'curing' and 'healing' in Jesus' ministry a difference still confusing to many in modern healthcare; second spirituality is redefined to make it more meaningful to caregivers; third to combat the compassion fatigue that often cripples them the biblical command to rest is reccomended; and finally some misguided (though well-intentioned) explanations of God's role in sickness and death are critiqued.
