Restore Austin

The message of Christmas is that you are never alone. The newborn King came for the whole world, but he is also came to be with you. www.restoreaustin.org

Pastor Iver Robinson teaches on Isaiah 25:6-9 restoreaustin.org

The church is meant to be a place of kindness. restoreaustin.org

No matter who you are, what you’ve done, or how many times you’ve messed up, Jesus has a place and a purpose for you. restoreaustin.org

There is nothing like the local church when it’s healthy, inclusive, justice-driven and Jesus-centered. www.restoreaustin.org

It is Jesus’ table. Our job is to make sure anyone who wants a seat finds one. restoreaustin.org

Kat Armstrong shares about toxic family relationships by looking at the story of Joseph being sold into slavery by his brothers in Genesis 37. restoreaustin.org

Pastor Zach Lambert explores Matthew 6:9-13. www.restoreaustin.org

What does the Lord's prayer say about temptation? www.restoreaustin.org

Refusing to forgive someone doesn’t just hurt them, it hurts us too. www.restoreaustin.org

The opposite of scarcity isn't affluence, the opposite of scarcity is enough. ww.restoreaustin.org

Being a Christian isn’t about going to heaven you die. It’s about being used by God to bring heaven to earth here and now. www.restoreaustin.org

Being a part of God’s family means rejecting the lie that we can do everything on our own and embracing the truth that God designed us for deep community with one another. www.restoreaustin.org

God doesn’t help those who help themselves. God helps those who realize they can’t help themselves. www.restoreaustin.org

Restore is a place where anyone has a seat at the table and everyone experiences the extravagant love of Jesus. www.restoreaustin.org

The church is a radically diverse and inclusive family who extravagantly shares the sacrificial love of Jesus. www.restoreaustin.org

This week, we are joined by Mike Goldsworthy. Join us as Pastor Zach interviews Mike about what it’s like to be a pastor and what it looks like to be a leader in this “post-evangelical” space. www.restoreaustin.org

I’m still a Christian because I believe life is found in Jesus. - Zach Lambert www.restoreaustin.org

Jemar is the New York Times bestselling author of The Color of Compromise and How to Fight Racism. He recently joined the Center for Antiracist Research at Boston University as the Assistant Director for Narrative and Advocacy. He is the founder of The Witness Inc. and co-host of the Pass The Mic podcast. Tisby speaks nationally about history, religion, and antiracism. www.restoreaustin.org

Beth is an associate professor of history and associate dean of the Graduate School at Baylor University in Waco, Texas. She is the president of the Conference on Faith and History and is a member of Christians for Biblical Equality. Beth is also an author and today we will be discussing* her groundbreaking book, The Making of Biblical Womanhood: How The Subjugating of Women Became Gospel Truth. W...

When something happens to one member of the body of Christ, it happens to all of us. www.restoreaustin.org

Kristin is a New York Times bestselling author, professor and historian. She and Zach Lambert will be discussing how white evangelicals came to embrace so fully militant masculinity and why it's such a big problem. www.restoreaustin.org

"If we are committed to worshiping God seriously, we should simultaneously be awakening to how love and justice stand at the center of God's character and activity in the world." www.restoreaustin.org

"We have so many narcissistic, unsympathetic, grandiose, ambitious, celebrity-driven pastors that it is de-forming church culture, church life, and Christian living." - Scot McKnight Check out the full conversation with Scot and Zach about how to recognize and root out abusive leaders in the church. www.restoreaustin.org

Even when it feels like everyone else has abandoned you, Jesus never will. www.restoreaustin.org