[Rooster Cogburn]

I have recently redescovered his music after a long lay off. I loved his stuff back in the day, and now it's awesome all over again. What a man, what a musician. Anyone else out there a big Keith Green fan?

For you young puppies, here's a sample.

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[olldflame]

In 82-83 I traveled with a full time ministry team from LU. Keith Green, who had just tragically died a short time earlier, provided the sound track for the year. "Asleep In the Light" was our theme song.

[SeoulFlame]

I love his stuff. If I need encouragement = Keith Green

[olldflame]

There are songs that encourage........ and songs that convict.

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[olldflame]

On a much lighter note.

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[olldflame]

Keith's unique take on the judgement seat of Christ. I've always thought that if he had lived long enough, he could have had some interesting conversations on eschelology with Tim LaHaye or Ed Hindson. (For those who don't know, Keith was a post-tribulationist.)

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[flames1971]

Keith's unique take on the judgement seat of Christ. I've always thought that if he had lived long enough, he could have had some interesting conversations on eschelology with Tim LaHaye or Ed Hindson. (For those who don't know, Keith was a post-tribulationist.)

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How'd he die? I never heard of him till today.............

[olldflame]

His private plane crashed with 12 on board, including 2 of his young children.

http://www.sing365.com/music/lyric.nsf/ ... A2002C5AC7

[flames1971]

His private plane crashed with 12 on board, including 2 of his young children.

http://www.sing365.com/music/lyric.nsf/ ... A2002C5AC7

oh....................wow.................... sad................

[Rooster Cogburn]

If you go on Youtube, there is a documentary on his life broken up into like 6 or 7 pieces. It is very interesting. He was a different kind of sold out Christian and musician. Quite like Rich Mullins. Makes you wonder why they both died so young and tragically.