Crystal Cathedral Younger Rev. A. Schuller Ousted, Fired for Disobedience to Daddy or Rev. Robert H. Schuller Senior

Church founder Robert H. Schuller removed his son as the sole preacher on the 39-year-old TV show after the younger Schuller refused to rotate his role with other pastors. That's after three years of continuous request that he rotates ministers! It goes without saying that the Younger Schuller thought it was his daddy's ministry and that he could not get fired.

Daddy had a few surprises under his sleeves for his son!

Rev. Robert H. Schuller would not want to see his ministry destroyed because of his son's disobedience. So he did the right thing by sending him packing. What started as an internal fight between father, son and other ministers is finally revealed to the public. Rev. Robert H. Schuller did his best to work things out with his son. What greater honors he has had to have a son follow in his footsteps or replace him on the pulpit some day? But he could not let Satan get into his son to try to destroy years of hard labor.

Leaving things untouched would be a bad message to the other ministers and the rest of the church. Apparently, the younger Schuller remains in good standing with his denomination. He is still a pastor within the Reformed Church of America.

It has been announced that he is looking forward to starting his own ministry. At this point, he wants to run his own business, well, the church business!


The Younger Schuller may be stung by the entrepreneurial preaching, evangelizing bug. It is time for him to spread his wings!

Read these links:

http://bryonsweblog.wordpress.com/2008/11/30/robert-a-schuller-removed-2/

http://obadiah1317.wordpress.com/2008/12/14/robert-a-schuller-resigns-from-crystal-cathedral/

http://bryonsweblog.wordpress.com/2008/12/15/robert-a-schuller-leaves-crystal-cathedral/

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The timing of all this has a sort of rotten egg aroma to it, does it not?
Robert Schuller senior says, “I was called to start a mission, not a church. There is a difference. . . . You don’t try to preach . . . what is sin and what isn’t sin. A mission is a place where you ask nonbelievers to come and find faith and hope and feel love. We’re a mission first, a church second.”
“Because of that, we don’t want one face . . . to be a spokesman.” Yet that didn’t enter into Robert H Schuller’s mind for those first 35 years as it was only until his son began to preach sermons using Bible verses quite liberally."