lavendergirl63 (August 1, 2008 at 12:18 pm)

Oh wow, Keith's grown children are soo beautiful!! I know he's very proud of them! Thank you for posting this!

dannakbaker (July 21, 2008 at 10:37 pm)

I just watched all 7 parts of this video and just wanted to thank you so much for posting this. In the early 70's we had not found any "cool" christian music--we just had the old hymns. Then we started hearing groups like Larry Norman, Love Song and Keith Green and were just in heaven! Keith was like a bomb blast with that amazing voice and piano. The day he died I was in total shock and denial. He truly was my hero and an inspiration to be all God wants me to be.

123tabukcity (July 12, 2008 at 9:35 am)

I first heard of Keith's song from my dad way back in the 90's. I love em. my dad sings Keith's songs with his guitar... I haven't heard of these songs for a decade. Its so refreshing for me to hear them again plus I got to see the man behind the songs. It inspire me to pray for my lilttle boys... may they be like Keith... being passionate for God's glory.

NoCompromise83 (June 9, 2008 at 11:44 pm)

That's ridiculous and doesn't make any sense. Keith wouldn't commit suicide. He wasn't even the pilot. His 3yr old son and 2yr old daughter and family were with him on the plane. Keith was never a violent person at all! He was a peace loving, loving husband, sincere Christian.

qwertyXYZ23456 (June 8, 2008 at 3:21 am)

Luciferousyepez, You obviously have some serious issues you need to deal with. I hope you can find a qualified counsellor who can help you.

Luciferousyepez (June 3, 2008 at 1:46 am)

I also believe that he may not have known that suicide ultimately deems one to accomplishing anything but acceptance into heaven. And God would hold noone accountable for that lack of knowledge. In the end, keith accoplished what he set out to do, spread the word, devotion to God's purpose and for those of us whom have backslided, help rekindle a spark through his remarkable music and inspirational zeal to live for Christ in every moment of ones life.

Luciferousyepez (June 3, 2008 at 1:39 am)

A man who felt a strong compulsion to eke out of a contract with the record producer because the very thought of making any money out of what he believed to be sacred, was violently abhorent. Keiths drive, was very zealous and that zeal others wanted. Ultimately, I believe, he felt unworthy of accolade and in the most extreme action in his life, he made a choice. In one fell swoop he saved all those people on the plane and took focus away from himself and back on God.

Luciferousyepez (June 3, 2008 at 1:29 am)

This is a forum to discuss topics and such, and by discrediting me because of a name is imature also being as such that this is a shared pc. Now as you may already know, for a strong and devote believer, his actions would allow for all those he may have "killed" to easily be saved, I mean isnt that what the point is. Comments about the future raising of his children before his flight, should not be taken lightly. This is a man who dispised the very idea of being the focus of the movement.

stratocat6 (June 2, 2008 at 3:32 pm)

Still doesn't make any sense, & why would he take all those other innocent people, including his own 2 children with him? Oh well, your screen name says it all, don't bother to reply!

Guapwong (May 31, 2008 at 12:28 am)

I was watching The Last Unicorn video, then after hearing its theme music i suddenly remember Keith Green since their music was a bit similar in sound. Thanks for this video. God bless Keith Green's family.