Wouldn’t it be great to have a faith with no doubts? But most believers wrestle with the voice of doubt at some level. We face circumstances that don’t add up. We see suffering and injustice in the world. Doubt grabs our minds and emotions. We wonder if we’re just making excuses for a God who isn’t really there . . . or isn’t there in the way we assumed. Jesus commanded: “Do not doubt.” But when he said that, he didn’t mean for us to quit feeling doubtful. His command was more practical and life-changing.