“forgiveness isn’t a feeling, it’s a deliberate act of faith and a choice.” — Daniel D. Maurer Copy Share Image
“The act of faith is to trust, to act not knowing the outcome. To grow in faith is to make those actions… — Daniel D. Maurer Copy Share Image
“Faith is the hope that life, after all, isn’t completely falling apart at the seams or taking a nose-dive into a meaningless… — Daniel D. Maurer Copy Share Image
“Spiritual assets allow us to see more clearly, love more deeply, and act more courageously.” — Daniel D. Maurer Copy Share Image
“It’s easy to cherry-pick passages from scripture and use them for your own purposes, without considering a verse’s original context.” — Daniel D. Maurer Copy Share Image
“That kid should have killed me with that gun, but didn’t. But here’s the thing: I was totally fine with that. Because of the… — Daniel D. Maurer Copy Share Image
“Giving up was the first step toward true honesty. Giving up meant willingness to try something else, to have the courage to look at… — Daniel D. Maurer Copy Share Image
“The more we see that life isn’t about an individualistic challenge to conquer or overcome, and the more we see that, instead, we’re in… — Daniel D. Maurer Copy Share Image
“The way we grow up as Natives is that we take that pain and weave it into our lives. We welcome the pain in,… — Daniel D. Maurer Copy Share Image
“Forgiveness is a process of rebuilding of people’s lives to learn to live in reconciliation with each other, despite what happened.” — Daniel D. Maurer Copy Share Image
“maybe community is everyone, and the delineations we impose are really artificial.” — Daniel D. Maurer Copy Share Image
“Spiritual assets make us more resilient to the trauma and difficult experiences life inevitably throws at us. Since spiritual assets bring us closer to… — Daniel D. Maurer Copy Share Image
“forgiveness isn’t a feeling, it’s a deliberate act of faith and a choice.” — Daniel D. Maurer Copy Share Image
“when we recognize how much we have received from others, we begin to see our lives as a gift.” — Daniel D. Maurer Copy Share Image
