W. Phillip Keller
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Sep 8, 2026
Stephen DaveyHOST
One author said, had he done that on the way back, the whole course of Israel's empire might have changed in an hour.
Stephen DaveyHOST
In the white heat of his flaming anger, Philip Keller writes, Uriah might easily have returned to rush at the king and use his valiant sword to sever the royal head.
Stephen DaveyHOST
It would not be the first time a monarch was murdered in revenge, and he had a cause.
Stephen DaveyHOST
David's very life, get this, and the entire future of his reign dangled on the slim thread of Uriah's unwavering character.
Stephen DaveyHOST
One author said, had he done that on the way back, the whole course of Israel's empire might have changed in an hour.
Stephen DaveyHOST
In the white heat of his flaming anger, Philip Keller writes, Uriah might easily have returned to rush at the king and use his valiant sword to sever the royal head.
Stephen DaveyHOST
It would not be the first time a monarch was murdered in revenge, and he had a cause.
Stephen DaveyHOST
David's very life, get this, and the entire future of his reign dangled on the slim thread of Uriah's unwavering character.
Tim MartensGUEST
How the Model Prayer Reveals the Plan of God.
Tim MartensGUEST
I was reading a book by author W. Philip Keller, and it was called The Laman Looks at the Lord's Prayer.
Tim MartensGUEST
And I went through this book, and I was examining this model prayer in a number of different ways.
Tim MartensGUEST
They looked at it.
Stephen DaveyHOST
That's the first time in nearly two years David has had anything to do with God.
Stephen DaveyHOST
Philip Keller writes in his wonderful little commentary, David has nowhere else to go.
Stephen DaveyHOST
He's lost his credibility, the loyalty of his men, his leadership credentials.
Stephen DaveyHOST
They are flaming with explosive unpredictability.
Chad RobertsHOST
And today, we're going to launch this new series that I'm going to call The Unseen Enemy.
Chad RobertsHOST
In the classic book called A Shepherd Looks at Psalm 23, author Philip Keller, who's now with the Lord, he was a lifelong shepherd.
Chad RobertsHOST
He was a rancher.
Chad RobertsHOST
I remember vividly listening to the book, A Shepherd Looks at Psalm 23.
Chad RobertsHOST
And one thing that Philip Keller said that I'll never forget is he said, in all of my decades being a shepherd and being a rancher, I never one time saw with my physical eyes, I never one time encountered a mountain lion, But he said, I saw many times the carnage that it left behind.
Chad RobertsHOST
The same is true when it comes to spiritual warfare.
Chad RobertsHOST
You and I may not be able to see what the Bible calls Satan.
Philip KellerNARRATOR
We don't always understand what God is doing and why, but one thing we do know, whatever he's up to, it's always something good.
Philip KellerNARRATOR
Hi, I'm Philip Keller, and this is Cornerstone Connection with Pastor Gary Hamrick.
Philip KellerNARRATOR
Well, Acts chapter 12 reminds us that we live in a dark and fallen world.
Philip KellerNARRATOR
Things happen for reasons beyond our comprehension, and it's during those times when we need to remember four key things about God and about ourselves.
24 MINS LATER
Philip KellerNARRATOR
Join us next time when we continue our journey through the book of Acts.
Philip KellerNARRATOR
Now for Pastor Gary Hamrick and all of us at Cornerstone Connection.
Philip KellerNARRATOR
Once again, I'm Philip Keller saying God bless you and thanks for listening.
Philip KellerNARRATOR
Cornerstone Connection is a production of Cornerstone Chapel, Leesburg, Virginia.
Stephen DaveyHOST
For by the fact that I cut off the corner of your robe and did not kill you, by that you ought to know and see that there's no wrong or treason in my hands.
Stephen DaveyHOST
I've not sinned against you, though you hunt my life to take it." Philip Keller- Wrote on this confrontation colorfully these words, "Can you see David there at some safe distance away? Can you see him suddenly hold up his arm to display the train of Saul's royal robe? See it fluttering in the wind, one end cut away by the razor-sharp sword of Goliath?" Here was proof.
Stephen DaveyHOST
He wasn't just saying to Saul he was loyal, he was acting like it.
Stephen DaveyHOST
And the result, by the way, is somewhat unbelievable.
Philip KellerNARRATOR
[upbeat music] An execution, a prison break, and an act of divine vengeance on today's Cornerstone Connection with Pastor Gary Hamrick.
Philip KellerNARRATOR
Hi, I'm Philip Keller.
Philip KellerNARRATOR
It's always a pleasure to have you join us.
Philip KellerNARRATOR
Today, Pastor Gary takes us to Acts chapter 12 to help answer an age-old question: Why does God sometimes do things that seem unfair? Along the way, you'll get to know James and Peter, two of the original apostles, just a little bit better, and our hope is that you'll get to know God a little bit better, too.
23 MINS LATER
Gary HamrickHOST
It's the oldest lie in the book.
Philip KellerNARRATOR
That's coming up next time in part two of Pastor Gary Hamrick's message, That's Not Fair.
Philip KellerNARRATOR
Now for Pastor Gary and all of us here at Cornerstone Connection, I'm Philip Keller saying God bless you, and thanks for listening.
Philip KellerNARRATOR
Cornerstone Connection is a production of Cornerstone Chapel, Leesburg, Virginia.
Stephen DaveyHOST
For by the fact that I cut off the corner of your robe and did not kill you, by that you ought to know and see that there's no wrong or treason in my hands.
Stephen DaveyHOST
I've not sinned against you, though you hunt my life to take it." Philip Keller wrote on this confrontation colorfully these words, "Can you see David there at some safe distance away? Can you see him suddenly hold up his arm to display the train of Saul's royal robe? See it fluttering in the wind, one end cut away by the razor-sharp sword of Goliath?" Here was proof.
Stephen DaveyHOST
He wasn't just saying to Saul he was loyal.
Stephen DaveyHOST
He was acting like it.
Charles PriceGUEST
What's the greatest asset to the Christian church in India? It's actually Christians who are shining as lights.
Charles PriceGUEST
Philip Keller, a writer some of you are familiar with, Wrote an article called Salt for Society.
Charles PriceGUEST
I quote part of it.
Charles PriceGUEST
He says, either our lives are counting for good and for God.
Charles PriceGUEST
The things we say, the attitudes we entertain, the lifestyle we adopt are continuously producing either positive or negative results in society.
Charles PriceGUEST
Our lives, whether we are aware of it or not, either count for God or against God.
Charles PriceGUEST
There simply is no middle ground, says Philip Keller.
Charles PriceGUEST
Are you functioning? Or...