The Calling

The movie captured the way things were back then. The Actors did a wonderful job, Faye Dunaway was a GREAT Mae West. Robert Wagner gives one of his best performances. Brad Dourif shows why he's one of the most sought after actors in the business. Ricco Chapa is a natural born actor. Leroy Jenkins is a one of a kind but Damian playing the Rev brought back memories of when I was a kid. My parents would load up the car and haul all of us kids to the tent meeting in Indiana.

If you grew up listening to Oral Roberts, Billy Graham, or Leroy Jenkins I think you'll find this movie is a trip back in time.

I've seen the movie twice.

I think God for the transparency of this film, showing the flaws of Brother Jenkins as well as his faith in God through Jesus Christ.

I am not just a critic of the film, but I'm also a testimony of the ministry that God gave him supernaturally.

I personally was in a crusade in Texas sitting in the back of the auditorium amongst thousands, brother Leroy came to me and spoke words to me they don't like God in heaven knew!

I was from Missouri and I had been praying for my cousin Dean that the mayo clinic headset home to die with no hope and I had been praying for him for six months every Tuesday night with the laying on of hands.

I had never met Brother Leroy in my life, he walked all the way to the back of the auditorium and called me out and told me that I was praying for a family member that the doctors it's at home to die and that God was going to heal him.

There is no way naturally that he could know this, but it was true, I went back continuing to pray for my cousin Dean and he fully recovered from his time of devastation brought on by the enemy and will supernaturally healed just as Brother Leroy prophesied.

People that criticize this video and the ministry brother Leroy are people who primarily don't know who Jesus Christ is and that believe that his people are supposed to be perfect, God's people are not perfect but we are forgiven unlock the world who does not believe in Jesus are still in their sin, Christians who have believed in Jesus have been exonerated from their sins.

So to all the critics out there, make sure that you have met Brother Leroy and Ben to his meetings before you make your acertation of his validity.

Thank you, Damian Chapa, for shining a light on a man of faith. It, Man of Faith, worked wonders in me. I bought the DVD from a 3/$1 shelf, lucky me it's a treasure. I Am so grateful. Praise God He can do such good work through you. Blessings' Best, H. J.

The lord gave me a near fatal paper cut for reading Michael Chriton's Congo. While in the hospital hoping the lord and his doctors could save my finger I found this on the television. After 2 hours of the droning voice overs, sparsely dressed sets and so much gibberish I fell asleep. Fours days later the paper cut was healed! Praise him!! After that I dedicated my life to selling nonsense to idiots. Someday if I make enough money for the lord I hope he'll tell me what sins he was holding over Faye Dunaway and Brad Dourif that they had to pick up that paycheck.

I am pleased to see the lord has blessed the director with a background role in an ignored Woody Allen film.

I couldn't wait to see this movie. I had seen some previews which stirred my curiosity. I hoped some questions would be answered, like when Jenkins says the Spirit loves us but he's as mean as fire--or something of that nature. I wanted to get the background on that comment, but the movie offered no further insight. All in all though I found the film captivating, despite my having very little use and patience for so many films made today. I was especially touched by the prison scenes and the revealing depictions of Jenkins with his family. . .just all of the human elements.

Like someone else said, I would like to have seen more even if it meant parts 2 and 3. There were just so many important aspects that shape the story; they were kind of crammed into the too small space of 2 hours (or whatever the length was.)Actually, probably, what I would have rather seen is more of a documentary. Now THAT would be my cup of tea.