**Note: This review was originally posted for both volumes of "The Ministry Years" combined and was later split to two respective pages.**

Without a doubt, the Keith Green collection series is the best collection series I have heard in a long time. Keith's lyrics are very Biblical and his inspiration to the Christian community should be taken seriously.

All of the songs on this series, I can apply to my life. They excite me and, at the same time, challenge me. Not all of them are happy, in fact, just about all of them convict me. I didn't know Keith Green until I heard this CD collection, and it serves as a great introduction to the famous works of Green.

I would recomend this series to both youth and adults of today. We all need a wake up call, to grow in Christ, and not to compromise our faith! Thank God we have people like the late Keith Green to start the fire. It's also good to know it's still being continued today.

- Review date: 4/27/99, written by Tim Walker for Jesusfreakhideout.com

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 Record Label: Sparrow Records
 Album length: 2 Discs, 38 tracks
 Street Date: 1987 / March 9, 1999
 Buy It: Amazon.com

Disc One Because Of You How Can They Live Without Jesus? Walk And Talk Run To The End Of The Highway Your Love Broke Through The Victor Thank You Jesus The Prodigal Son Suite Stained Glass Go To The Hungry Ones Love With Me (Melody's Song) You Put This Love In My Heart There Is A Redeemer No One Believes In Me Anymore On The Road To Jericho You When I Hear The Praises Start Asleep In The Light Disc Two He'll Take Care Of The Rest Make My Life A Prayer To You Easter Song When There's Love The Battle Is Already Won Pledge My Head To Heaven My Eyes Are Dry Song To My Parents I Only Want To See You Trials Turned To Gold Dust To Dust I Can't Believe It To Obey Is Better Than Sacrifice Soften Your Heart I Don't Want To Fall Away From You Here Am I, Send Me I Can't Wait To Get To Heaven Dear John Letter (To The Devil) Rushing Wind Don't You Wish You Had The Answers Altar Call

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