David Zuccolotto

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  Oct 2, 2024

  My experience as psychologist: How to navigate anxiety and hope

  Hope is not a fleeting feeling or a mere mental exercise; it is the sure and steady anchor for your soul, secured by the love of God, firm and eternal.

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  Aug 29, 2024

  Is there really no hope for the suffering?

  When we bring our suffering to God, we are not seeking to solve a theological puzzle; we seek communion with the One intimately acquainted with our pain.

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  Aug 3, 2024

  When suffering simply doesn't make sense

  God has given us the puzzle box of salvation, but it is meant to help us with the missing pieces, not to complete our picture on earth or the American dream.

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  Jul 24, 2024

  Your suffering is not actually pointless

  Would we dare to enter and see the face of God and His suffering?

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  Feb 8, 2024

  Suffering: Where you begin to see God

  You may know Christ, but only through sharing His sufferings will you see Him.

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  Feb 11, 2023

  The danger of the idea of inner sense of self: The god within who can change reality

  The identity crisis is losing God, not our place in society.

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  Jan 25, 2023

  The Authentic Self: The illusion of beach mansions and broken life

  It's not that prosperity and the good life are superficial or of no value. God provided wealth and prosperity for many people in the Bible. The issue is when we think it can hold together life’s disappointments and harsh realities.

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  Nov 17, 2022

  Manipulating science to control the universe that mismatched us

  More importantly, do we have enough power in the human will and manipulation of science to control the universe that mismatched us? Can we appease the mismatching disorder and imperfections of the universe?

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  Jan 14, 2022

  How to be stressed but not anxious

  Amy’s story is familiar in my work as a psychologist. Is Amy wrong for being stressed when the Bible commands us to “be not anxious”?

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  Aug 23, 2021

  When the world falls apart, don't hide in a cave

  Some days I do hide in a cave. I pray for the fire of God, like Elijah on Mount Carmel. I want God to consume everything from the wickedness of humanity to the tragedies of addiction, cancer and crime in the streets. I want the thunder and power of God to respond to the thunder of an abusive world. But that isn’t the lesson of Elijah.