A journey of love, heartache, and resilience where the Almighty answers the age-old question of why bad things happen to good people—an answer that you never saw coming.

The Judas Inquiry is a compelling testimony of love, sin, and redemption. Daniel Fields, a devout Catholic, encountered adversity at age three when he contracted measles and a high fever which left him with a crooked smile and a partially paralyzed face.

Prompted by a stern father, Daniel excelled in school. He attended a prestigious law school and landed a clerkship with a federal judge in Texas. After his high school girlfriend, Aubrey, broke his heart, he found love and had twin girls. Sadly, the marriage ended, and Daniel was awarded sole custody.

He moved to Atlanta, but his daughter, Vanessa, was diagnosed with leukemia, compelling Daniel to leave his prestigious law firm and return home. That blow and many more which followed were devastating. Yet even in the wreckage, Daniel never let go of his faith.

Through it all, the Big Guy, a.k.a. God, became Daniel’s strength, but his mental counterpart, Mr. Pain, was always lurking.

This is a story of meeting life head-on where it finds you. Life isn’t fair and it wasn’t fair to Daniel. But even though he couldn’t always feel God’s presence, the Big Guy never left Daniel’s side. Daniel’s story is one of love, heartache, and resilience. If you choose to take this journey with him, you won’t regret it.

Just when we think life has betrayed us, we are reminded that while life isn’t fair, God is! Indeed, while bad things happen to good people, we learn that God always provides subtle, special gifts to those who maintain their faith in Him.

Too often people choose the “easy way out” which, like Daniel, forces them to face the Judas Inquiry. Thus, they never experience how sweet the walk is if you stay your course. Learn why the Big Guy really doesn’t give you more than you can bear, just as Scripture promises. If you’re walking through your own storm right now, Daniel wants you to know this: The sun still rises. Every morning. Without fail. Life is always worth living!