It's easier to overcome the fear of man when you have assurance that everything will work out, but that’s what makes the faith of the three men in Daniel 3 so remarkable—they had no guarantee that God would save them from Nebuchadnezzar. Too often, we anchor our hope in the “what if.” What if God heals? What if He delivers? What if He answers? What if things improve? We tend to base our faith on what we expect God to do, and while that’s not necessarily wrong, it raises an important question—one that I believe shaped their unwavering trust: What if He doesn’t? What if nothing changes? What if, years from now, we’re still facing the same struggles? What if the plans we hold onto never come to pass?