Title: A Rich legacy
Product review: Not a biography in the strictest sense, although containing much biographical information, this book represents the true legacy of Rich Mullins. It speaks of the things about which he was most passionate (the love of God, detachment from possessions, unconditional acceptance of others, the longing for heaven) and makes God the real focal point. I appreciated the fact that Rich Mullins still struggled daily with sin and was very open about that fact when he ministered, but, like another flawed individual, King David, he was a man after God's own heart. Rich lives on, not only in heaven, but in his music and in the legacy he left behind. He began a work among Native Americans that others will continue. This book and the accompanying CD touched me deeply, and it will touch all but the most hard-hearted.
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