Rebekah Erman

“The home can be a place where in carelessness parents provoke and intimidate children to undesirable reactions. It would be incorrect to assume that all negative reactions are the fault of the parent. But sometimes they are. And they often happen because of the parent’s need to feel powerful before his or her child. These things ought not to be.”
― Bill Johnson, Raising Giant-Killers: Releasing Your Child's Divine Destiny through Intentional Parenting

“Children love adventure, easily forgive, are resilient, have an insatiable appetite for learning, value simple things, laugh throughout the day, imitate others without inhibition and are humble. These traits bring them into the highest place of honor, as Jesus says they are the greatest in His Kingdom.”
― Bill Johnson, Raising Giant-Killers: Releasing Your Child's Divine Destiny through Intentional Parenting

“I think that this feigning, this ceaseless pretense of interest in matters to me supremely boring, was what wore me out more than anything else.”
― C.S. Lewis, Surprised by Joy: The Shape of My Early Life

“I passed into the cool evening of Fligher Thought, where there was nothing to be obeyed, and nothing to be believed except what was either comforting or exciting. I do not mean that Miss C. did this; better say that the Enemy did this in me, taking occasion from things she innocently said. One”
― C.S. Lewis, Surprised by Joy: The Shape of My Early Life