Turning Hurts Into Halos and Scars Into Stars

by Robert H. Schuller

Dr. Robert H. Schuller -- the minister who each week inspires over 20 million viewers in 184 countries with his Hour of Power television show broadcast from the Crystal Cathedral, and the author of such bestsellers as If It's Going to Be, It's Up to Me; Ten Steps to Financial Freedom; Possibility Thinking; and Life's Not Fair, But God is Good -- now brings you his most personal work yet.

This encouraging, illuminating, practical program tells you how to overcome pain in your life by facing it fearlessly. There's no doubt that life can be tough and unfair, but Dr. Schuller, the world's premier positive thinker, tells you how to rise above adversity and find new hope and true happiness. Discussing some of the hurtful events in his own life, Dr. Schuller provides intimate examples of how you can make it through difficult times, emerge victorious, and help others who are in need.

Genres: Christian, Self Help, Christian Living, Nonfiction

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First published January 1, 1999

About the author

Robert Harold Schuller was an American Christian televangelist, pastor, motivational speaker, and author. He was ordained as a minister, who rocketed to stardom in 1955 preaching from the roof of a concession stand at the drive-in movie theatre, displaying a passion and a marketing towards other people.He had been incorporating elements of psychology, into each of his messages and for many in the Christian community, he was serving up a "feel-good gospel" and that the money he was spending on buildings was to be put to better use by giving it to the poor.

Reviews

[Lisa · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book makes you try to learn from your hurt. Some of the hurts told in this book seem too hard to get over but the people that went through it used what happened to help others or to become stronger and reading this makes my faith stronger that God is helping us.

[Abeth · Rating 3 out of 5]

what i learned from this book : there's a reason for each disappointment or hurts.

[Nancy Schalk · Rating 4 out of 5]

A lot of good logic on dealing with the different hurts we experience in life and suggestions for addressing them and moving forward. It is true Schiller style with his cliches, some are helpful some sound almost trite. But overall it was a helpful review

[Vinit Singh · Rating 5 out of 5]

If you are facing any hurt, this book will help you turn it into halo