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Look to the Light: A Quaker.org column

Whom Shall I Send, and Who Will Go for Us?

Perhaps God chose an Episcopal bishop, with the eyes of a nation upon her, to deliver a prophetic vision. Ron Hogan

Look to the Light: A Quaker.org column

For I Did Not Receive It From a Human Source

As I read about the revelations that changed George Fox’s life, I could see how his experiences echoed Paul’s. Ron Hogan

Look to the Light: A Quaker.org column

In Your Light We See Light

We could live in a society grounded in kindness and justice—knowing God enables that society to unfold before us. Ron Hogan

Look to the Light: A Quaker.org column

…And They Received the Holy Spirit

We want what the earliest Christians experienced in giving themselves over completely to God. Ron Hogan

Look to the Light: A Quaker.org column

He Came As a Witness to Testify to the Light

Are Friends today ready to risk our livelihoods, our social standing, perhaps even our freedom to uphold our Quaker testimonies? Ron Hogan

Look to the Light: A Quaker.org column

A People Who Are Zealous for Good Deeds

When you look around your meetinghouse, do you see a people zealous for good deeds? Ron Hogan

Look to the Light: A Quaker.org column

There Is Still a Vision for the Appointed Time

God’s advice to Habakkuk applies to us as well: “It will surely come; it will not delay.” Ron Hogan

Look to the Light: A Quaker.org column

Let Your Gentleness Be Known to Everyone

The beloved community must extend beyond the meetinghouse if we want it to truly prosper. Ron Hogan

Look to the Light: A Quaker.org column

Guide Our Feet into the Way of Peace

I know I don’t always live up to the peace testimony, though I wish I could. Ron Hogan

Look to the Light: A Quaker.org column

The Word Is Very Near to You

Revelation may not impose God’s will upon us so much as it draws out the potential already within us. Ron Hogan

Look to the Light: A Quaker.org column

An Everlasting Dominion That Shall Not Pass Away

God calls us to pray for our oppressors, not to obey them, nor to collaborate with them. Ron Hogan

Look to the Light: A Quaker.org column

The Lord Is My Chosen Portion and My Cup

I believe that the next four years will put the testimony of every Quaker to the test—not once or twice,… Ron Hogan

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