Chuck Smith's Documentary "What God Hath Wrought" Trailer
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Chuck Smith, Franklin Graham, Tim LaHaye, Greg Laurie, Brian Brodersen, Jeff Johnson, Steve Mays, Skip Heitzig, Raul Ries, Mike MacIntosh, Bob Coy, Joe Focht and many more pastors were interviewed for this DVD "What God Hath Wrought".
This documentary was made in collaboration with Chuck Smith and explores the history of the Calvary Chapel Movement and its impact on Christianity as well as the life of Chuck Smith told in his own words. Also featured are interviews with his wife Kay, members of his family, the band Love Song, Darrell Mansfield and others. In the late 1960s Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa was the epicenter of one of the greatest spiritual revivals in American History that would later be called the Jesus Movement. Chuck Smith aka Papa Chuck welcomed the hippie counterculture into his church and the rest is history. Calvary Chapel had a huge influence on modern day Christianity by birthing contemporary Christian music and worship as well as creating a more informal church atmosphere.
Chuck Smith, Franklin Graham, Tim LaHaye, Greg Laurie, Brian Brodersen, Jeff Johnson, Steve Mays, Skip Heitzig, Raul Ries, Mike MacIntosh, Bob Coy, Joe Focht and many more pastors were interviewed for this DVD "What God Hath Wrought".
This documentary was made in collaboration with Chuck Smith and explores the history of the Calvary Chapel Movement and its impact on Christianity as well as the life of Chuck Smith told in his own words. Also featured are interviews with his wife Kay, members of his family, the band Love Song, Darrell Mansfield and others. In the late 1960s Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa was the epicenter of one of the greatest spiritual revivals in American History that would later be called the Jesus Movement. Chuck Smith aka Papa Chuck welcomed the hippie counterculture into his church and the rest is history. Calvary Chapel had a huge influence on modern day Christianity by birthing contemporary Christian music and worship as well as creating a more informal church atmosphere.