“Our doctrine always comes down to action, and that action reveals our true doctrine. We do not understand the relationship between fear, hunger and love. Our great problem is that we do not want enough from God. Ironically, we content ourselves with our discontents in the wilderness when before us a promised land awaits. Why do we not want milk and honey? Why do we not see the demands of the covenant as milk and honey? Why do we not want to teach our children when the promises of God stand patiently alongside us” (The Case for Classical Christian Education, p. 225).
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