W. Phillip Keller
Born: 01-01-1920
W. Phillip Keller was a renowned Christian author and naturalist, celebrated for his profound insights into spirituality and nature. Born in East Africa, his experiences in agriculture and wildlife deeply influenced his writings. Keller is best known for his classic work, "A Shepherd Looks at Psalm 23," which reflects his intimate understanding of shepherd life. His books continue to inspire readers with their rich metaphors and heartfelt reflections on faith and creation.
Book summaries for books written by W. Phillip Keller
Quotes
People may fail us, but the Lord never will.
He knows exactly where I am and how I got there.
Contentment is a deep sense of serenity, a peace that is not affected by outward circumstances.
The Lord is the only One who can truly restore and refresh our souls.
Our Shepherd's care is so meticulous that He even anoints our heads with oil to protect us from pests.
The Shepherd's presence is enough to bring comfort and banish fear.
The Shepherd's rod and staff are not instruments of punishment, but tools of guidance and discipline.
The Shepherd leads us to still waters, where our souls can find rest and refreshment.
The Shepherd knows the best path for us to take, even if it leads through dark valleys.
The Shepherd's voice is gentle and reassuring, always leading us in the right direction.
The Shepherd takes personal responsibility for our well-being and leads us to green pastures.
The Shepherd's love is unconditional and never-ending.