I truly miss Richard!Rest in peace! Gonna read the "The Ragamuffin Gospel Testimony By Rich Mullins.God bless!Awe-men !

I was able to go to a few of his concerts and got to jelp set up for one and met him and talked with him. He was such a humble man who had so much talent and such a love fir the Lord and songing hus praise. Im sad that hes gone but also almost jealous that he is home and gets to be with the Lord every day and ask all the questions we have one this earth.

Five months before going to be with the Lord.

I got one of Rich’s cd’s when I first got saved in 95’. I was 15 or 16. Then not long after I heard he died. Well that music meant so much to me. Touched my heart and soul. He was so not about the applause. But that’s bc he knew his imperfection and humanity.

Whoa...i thought women were not to be preachers!!!..so..lets calm down.lol

Like most people, I'm sure, the Amy Grant version was what I was most familiar with. While I loved her version, the intro was modified to have a more "pop" feel to it, which, frankly, was probably the right call. However, I absolutely love Mullin's version which is truer to Bach's Fugue.

Rich Mullins was the real deal! An authentic person and God fearing human. Rich was an incredible Christian artist whose lyrics bring me closer to God. Simply amazing!

I've heard this song so many times and never connected it to Fugue No. 2 In C Minor

This is what I imagine heaven sounds like…❤

Love honesty and truth❤✝️🙏🏻🔥

I met him in 1995. I was on a mission trip and we had a presentation that included Sometimes by Step (well, probably just Step By Step, I dont think they thought a bunch of preteens would be good at the verses - we didn't know that Beeker wrote that part of the song). Turns out the small church in navajo reservation that we were working with was his home church. He came to our presentation, and sang with us. It was an amazing experience.

Nice!!!

I remember when I was going to Cincinnati Bible College back in 1988 and 89. I’ve been working at a church on the east side of Cincinnati. And I’ll never forget the day when the preacher had Rich Mullins songs on and the preacher said to me I have the same voice that Rich has I just wasn’t called to use it like he was. I’d set beside that preacher many times during worship service and I can tell you without a doubt, he was not a Rich Mullins type of voice. God love him but there was only one RM in my opinion.

Oh how I miss him ❤

Over Critical. I remember when this happened there was a bigger upset about her switching over to secular music than anything else. Everybody had a opinion back then.

What's wrong with "Christian Rock"? Plenty! I've seen 'em come, and I've seen 'em go. They want to look and act like the World, and yet slap some "Christian" words onto their background music. Folks:You can't mix God and the Devil together, and have something good come out of it! "Christian Rock. THERE IS NO SUCH THING!!!!! I'm even critical of at least some"Southern Gospel " Music! For example:In the Middle 1980s, Country Music Star Mel McDaniels wrote a song called "Stand up". This was a song, that was about proceedings of a legal manner, possibly a Divorce Case, in a Courtroom. However, The Kingsmen Quartet used the Background Music from that song, took the Country Lyrics out, and put in "Christian" lyrics. It was STILL wrong, though, in the fact that this "Southern Gospel Group" made a "Country-Gospel" song out of it! It became a hit for the Kingsmen Quartet, but that still doesn't make it right! Watch what you listen to, please, people. That's all I can say.

There's a kind of musicality that can't be reduced to technique or explained in words, and I think it is ultimately the only kind of musicality that counts. Little drops of it are in everything that deserves to be called music, but Rich was soaked in it.

Let's grow up, those who defend Christian rock. You and I and everybody know that the music is the message not the words. Nine times out of 10 you can't even hear the words througj the guitars and the drum beat. You can hear music through a wall and while it is muffled you know exactly if the music belongs in church, or a nightclub, or a satanic occult ritual service. Give me a break and admit it. The music enters your body and appeals wickedly to your flesh in a nanosecond. I truly have a feeling that they know this deep down but won't admit it. If not then they are just blinded by Satan and on their way to a burning eternal hell. There are vices they simply will not let go and music that appeals and tantalizes every inch of our flesh is just something they won't let go. Satan has them hooked unless they ask Jesus to free them.

They won't listen, they don't want to listen, they have been blinded by the prince of this world. So satisfying to listen to you make such perfect obvious sense. Jesus will surely say I never knew you you workers of demonic music.

So very tired of this argument. Those who listen to Christian rock and or Rock will not give up it if their life depended on it usually. It's so sickening. They squirrel that carnal worldly sound that appeals to their flesh it's all fleshy and feels good and tingles the ears and appeals to my toe tapping feet. Don't tell me that that music honors God. I might not be able to give a definition completely clearly but believe me I can tell it when I hear it. Contemporary Christian music and contemporary Christian rock has followed right in lockstep with the world only about 3 or 4 years behind it. The devil loves the beat the beat the beat.

I'm not sure whether this guy understands the difference between rock music and Christian music. First and foremost I would like him to define what Christian music is, and secondly to difine what rock music is and if there is a difference between them. I recall a time in my life when I was listening to Petra and a friend of mine from school asked me if that was christian or religious music. Looking at him with disdain I them asked him, "does this song [Last Daze] sound to you like religious or christian music or does it sound like rock music?" He then answered "rock!" Well then, that's what it is, rock music that speaks the word of God. Pure and simple.

We're here dealing with a stero type individual!

AMEN!!! WOW!!!!!

Amen! When I am weak Christ is strong in me!

That is why I listen to Sandi Patty , 4 Him, Twila Paris, Steve Green, Larnelle. I also listen to Southern Gospel. The Hoppers. The Crab Family, and Bill and Gloria Gaither.

For me, I love listening to Inspirational, Christian music ballads, and Southern Gospel. Plus I love the Gaither Home Coming DVDs. I love the hymns of the Church. I love songs like Another Time, Another Place, God Is In Control, They Could Not, The Day He Wore My Crown, In The Name Of The Lord, We Shall Behold Him, More Than Wonderful, I've Just Seen Jesus, Fear Not My Child, We Will Work The Field Of Souls, He Watches Over You, and Hand On My Shoulder. Yes, I thanful for the 1980s and 1990s Christian music that I listened to growing up and still listening today. Alternative Christian Music will never be accepted in Heaven.

Typical of most anti-Christian Contemporary Music critics. They take some of the worst examples of the genre and imply that their message is typical of all Christian music. They ignore all kinds of really good and wonderful God pleasing music that's in the CCM genre (for example, Rich Mullins' "I See You" and "Awesome God"). As with all genres of music, there are songs that are good, and those that are not as good, or even bad.

6:06 Incorrect. The Horned Hand sign has multiple meanings. It DOES NOT always mean allegiance to Satan. In some countries in Europe, it is considered an offensive gesture similar to "flipping the bird" at someone. In sporting events for the University of Texas, it's called the Hook 'em Horns sign, and it's a common greeting from one Longhorns fan to another. Every football game day when the Longhorns are playing at their home stadium in Austin, Texas, you can see hundreds of thousands of people using that sign. I hope the rest of your research was better than this.

I say it's not just the words it's the best

I agree with your points I believe if your going to be there you better present the gospel and whiteness but what they are doing is just rocking out and that is it .

He basically judges Kieth Green on his looks in part 1. Pretty stupid. Laughable ideas. He can stick to his old choruses and hymns. Lol

This guy has a day time job working for te IRS. Relax brother.

This should be called "What's wrong with Christian's". The bit about Kieth Green is ridiculous. This guy needs to relax a little.

I get goose bumps watching such a superb performance, such a great song, and performed so well, what an awesome composition!

This song is my ringtone, and is one of my favorites of his. My other ringtone is his song, "Calling Out Your Name."

Bwahahahaha!!!! You’re such a kook!!

Wow!!!

Just listen to Black Sabbath, Dio, and Iron Maiden. Pass up all this wannabe crap.

I love you, Rich. I look forward to seeing you again in paradise.

I love you Jesus ❣️

people who think rock is still evil are so closed minded lol.

Found this from fefe

Thanks so much 🥰💖🎼 prayers for us all

(John Lutz) ABSOLUTELY TIMELESS!!!!!

It makes my heart hurt to think how may will hear this song and not listen to its message.

Gracias por el aporte 😃👍

People at this concert had no idea he would die just 5 months later. 😢

Look at all these mockers in here. It shows you the spirit of rebellion and anger inside of those who hate to hear that their beloved occult music is evil (they really know it deep inside but that doesn't matter to them).

This guy's nuts I wouldn't be going to church if it wasn't for Christain rock and metal I find more Christians at a rock concert then I do in churches

I love the song!