A Layman Looks at Love of God

by W. Phillip Keller

As the author explains in his introduction, no doubt more sermons have been given in this century on the love of God than on any other theme. Yet despite the fact, too few Christians have caught more than a glimps of its reality and power. In simple yet profound imagery, Keller shows how closely linked is a clear knowledge of Christ's character with an understanding of God's love.

Genres: Christian Living, Devotional, Christian

144 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 1984

About the author

W. Phillip Keller (1920–1997) was a prolific Christian author, agronomist, and naturalist best known for writing the spiritual classic A Shepherd Looks at Psalm 23. Born in Kenya to missionary parents, his deep connection to nature and agriculture shaped his life and distinctive literary work.

Reviews

[Ed]

A great devotional book on the subject of love. Divide each chapter into two days and you will have a approximately months devotional.

[truenorth]

Good book.

[Cheryl]

a favorite devotional, it is comforting and reminds me of what's important.