The Keith Green Story: Your Love Broke Through
★ 10 · 2002 · 64m · Documentary
The long awaited documentary of a life that has challenged and inspired countless lives. Told by the people who knew Keith best, this biography is a story of God’s love impacting a generation by living a life without compromise. Because Keith's message was really a simple call to live out the Gospel, it remains as relevant today as when he first sang and spoke it.
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