Extreme Sanctification - Homeschool Edition
Found this quote during our stay at Ozark Camp and Conference center late last month:
"Can you think of anything more intensely sanctifying than living together in the crucible of shared family experiences? In this context, none of us can escape the reality of our own sinfulness, and none of us has the opportunity to go too long without the correction, compassion, and encouragement of a brother, sister, parent or child. Each of us is challenged by those around us - those who observe us constantly and who see us without a facade - to align our practice with our faith, to love our Lord and our neighbor 'not in word . . ., but in deed and truth.' Where else will you find so many daily opportunities to run to the cross, repent, and rest in the sufficiency of the work of Christ?" - Camille Kendall, in The Old Schoolhouse, Fall 2009
"Can you think of anything more intensely sanctifying than living together in the crucible of shared family experiences? In this context, none of us can escape the reality of our own sinfulness, and none of us has the opportunity to go too long without the correction, compassion, and encouragement of a brother, sister, parent or child. Each of us is challenged by those around us - those who observe us constantly and who see us without a facade - to align our practice with our faith, to love our Lord and our neighbor 'not in word . . ., but in deed and truth.' Where else will you find so many daily opportunities to run to the cross, repent, and rest in the sufficiency of the work of Christ?" - Camille Kendall, in The Old Schoolhouse, Fall 2009
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