Even faithful people wrestle with hard questions. In Matthew 11:2–15, John the Baptist finds himself in prison wondering if Jesus truly is the One he had been preparing the way for. Instead of rebuking him, Jesus points to the evidence of God’s work and honors John’s role in God’s plan. This moment reminds us that faith doesn’t mean having every answer—it means trusting Jesus even in seasons of confusion, disappointment, or suffering. John’s life shows what it looks like to humbly point others to Christ, living with a faith that says, “He must increase, and I must decrease.”