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Christians with PTSD: Why fear doesn’t mean weak faith

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For six years, a deacon took back roads to avoid the interstate where a truck hit him. He believed his fear meant he didn’t trust God enough. Clinical psychologist David Zuccolotto explains why that belief is wrong and what finally helped him drive again.  | Written by David Zuccolotto | The Christian Post | Read full story at Read More

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