#506 - TURN YOUR SCARS INTO STARS

Robert H. Schuller Message : #506 - TURN YOUR SCARS INTO STARS
Aired: 06/21/1981
Guest: Max Cleland, Girl Scouts, Steve Archer

Come take a walk down memory lane with us and be blessed by this special Hour of Power classic episode. You'll be transported to the iconic Crystal Cathedral in Garden Grove, California, where Dr. Robert Schuller will share his timeless teachings and inspirational messages of hope. You'll also be treated to exceptional music and hymns that will stir your soul and fill you with joy. We're honored to have renowned guests join us in spreading the message of God's love and kindness. We hope this experience will leave you feeling uplifted, encouraged, and closer to Him. Please show your support by liking, subscribing, and sharing with others who need to hear this message. We’re happy you’re part of our legacy — and never forget — God loves you and so do we!

Note: As you’re watching, please keep in mind that this was filmed in an era when cultural norms were different, so we apologize in advance for any potentially insensitive references.

[paulallen]

Thank you for providing these worship services from the Crystal Cathedral. I am a Vietnam Era Veteran and watched Dr Schuller each week. His inspiration and truthful messages guide me to this very day.

[brothergaryii]

Thank you for posting some "Best Of" messages from Dr. Schuller! He was the man. In order for my friends to share these messages, when are you going to upload some classics? Please let me know. I can't wait to watch them, even more. Thank you!

[robertfitzgerald]

Thank you for providing these messages… they are timeless and can be very helpful to us today. His “possibility thinking” teachings are true..

[jacquelinephillips]

Dr. Schuller was very poetic in his delivery of God's word. He uses every part of his body to delivery his message. He uses simple comparisons to convey his message. Catchy phrases that catch your attention. Just enough to ponder so you don't forget. Incredible man with an incredible message.

[lazaringus]

I had the privilege and honor of been his Spanish Interpreter, I miss him, he was a good man of God.

[johnnylongfeather]

8:34 YES she was on Diff’rent Strokes. “Melanie Watson, now known as Melanie Bernhardt, played Kathy Gordon, a wheelchair-bound friend of Arnold Drummonds, on the TV sitcom Diff'rent Strokes from 1981–1984.”

[johnnylongfeather]

0:24 holy crap, that camera view!!! 0:48 A throwback to the 1970 debut where Dr Schuller would appear from behind a sliding glass window