When do we hear God’s voice most clearly? It is often in our deepest struggles that we hear God’s voice. In the 1640s, George Fox, who would later establish the Quaker or Friends movement, wandered through the English countryside, desperately searching for someone who could guide him toward peace with God. His search led only to disappointment, as he found no one who understood his inner turmoil. At last, when he had exhausted all other hopes, Fox heard a voice that changed everything:
“There is one, even Jesus Christ,…
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