As is often the case, more so over the past year or so, book ideas 'pop up' in my mind when conversing with friends. This one is no exception. I was asked what I thought about doubt, so I said my piece, and the book title immediately sprung to mind. Why are some seemingly afraid to voice their doubts? Why do some keep them under wraps? Both questions highlight a major weakness in society, especially so in a church fellowship setting. We should never feel as if we cannot say what we need to say ('want' is too weak a word here), nor feel that we need to constantly hide our feelings and emotions. The proverbial time-bomb is already primed and many need to diffuse it, for their health and the health of others. It isn't always easy to share with others; indeed, some make matters worse, so we need to choose wisely to weed out the Job's Comforters amongst them!