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EPISODE · Jul 16, 2025 · 50 MIN

Rev. Zach Lambert's Public Theology from the Heart of Texas

from Radical Sacred · host Jenny Misslin and Phillip Dieke

We have a lovely, winding, Texas filled conversation with Zach Lambert of Restore, ATX. Zach is a native Austinite, father and husband, the author of Better Ways to Read the Bible as well as Co-Author (alongside Amy Lambert) of the Substack Public Theology. Zach visits with us about his pilgrimage into open hearted theology, his heart for multi-generational community, and his invitation to a more imaginative, empathetic way of being and reading scripture. This episode is dedicated to the Texas Hill Country and her people. References fromt this episode:Restore ATX Substack - Public Theology Better Ways to Read the Bible - Zach’s new book Find Zach on Socials @zachwlambert John Steinbeck quote about TexasHill Country Theme How to Help Victims of the Texas Floods Chapters00:00 The Essence of Texas: A State of Mind03:53 Introducing Zach Lambert: A Texan Perspective09:43 Navigating the Flood: Community Resilience15:34 The Journey of Faith: Personal Transformations23:35 Unraveling Beliefs: The Importance of Community27:16 Pilgrimage of Faith: The Ongoing Journey32:23 Restoration and Imagination: The Future of Church40:26 Staying Rooted: Finding Joy Amidst Struggles

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We have a lovely, winding, Texas filled conversation with Zach Lambert of Restore, ATX. Zach is a native Austinite, father and husband, the author of Better Ways to Read the Bible as well as Co-Author (alongside Amy Lambert) of the Substack Public Theology. Zach visits with us about his pilgrimage into open hearted theology, his heart for multi-generational community, and his invitation to a more imaginative, empathetic way of being and reading scripture. This episode is dedicated to the Texas Hill Country and her people. References fromt this episode:Restore ATX Substack - Public Theology Better Ways to Read the Bible - Zach’s new book Find Zach on Socials @zachwlambert John Steinbeck quote about TexasHill Country Theme How to Help Victims of the Texas Floods Chapters00:00 The Essence of Texas: A State of Mind03:53 Introducing Zach Lambert: A Texan Perspective09:43 Navigating the Flood: Community Resilience15:34 The Journey of Faith: Personal Transformations23:35 Unraveling Beliefs: The Importance of Community27:16 Pilgrimage of Faith: The Ongoing Journey32:23 Restoration and Imagination: The Future of Church40:26 Staying Rooted: Finding Joy Amidst Struggles

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