The Bible is full of tales of adventure, war, nations being built and destroyed and so much more. It is a veritable source of fascinating stories and historical recollections. But, along with the good comes the bad—it is also full of horrifying moments that put the goriest modern horror films to shame. Disturbing facts when it comes to suffering remain perhaps the greatest challenge to any person who takes faith, truth, and life seriously. What do you tell a friend whose 3 or 4-year-old child develops double vision, and is found to have an inoperable brain tumor and despite the best medical therapy, dies at home? How do you comfort a young lady who comes up to you at church and says, “I’m seeing a surgeon this week because I found a lump. He says it’s probably nothing…” But of course, it wasn’t nothing, it was breast cancer . In this world, we will have troubles and sometimes our world may seem to cave in. So what are we called to do when our faith faces disturbing facts.? How do we keep an eternal prespective?