Rebecca Frederick Lambert
Rebecca Lambert is a coach, speaker, leader, wife, and mother. Her ultimate goal is to love people in a way that facilitates their growth toward fulfilling their purpose. A gifted worship leader and anointed writer, she loves to teach others that worship is a lifestyle that affects everyone in their sphere of influence. Her background in music and theater makes her a strong communicator. Whenever she has the microphone or pen, she seeks to speak wisdom in the form of truth and love. Rebecca is co-pastor of The Refuge in Georgetown, TX, and a leader in her school district. She loves spending time with her husband, Jesse, and their two sons, Asher and Gideon.
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Testimonials
I have used many journals in my life. It was refreshing to pick up a new one that caused me to think deeply about my walk with the Lord. It was so worth the purchase. It made me think about the things that matter the most to me. It was the jump start I needed for a new season with the Lord. Thank you Rebecca for the depth of heart you displayed. I’m looking forward to many more!
Awesome Reader, L. Bocks
Amazon Review
With soul-stirring vulnerability, Rebecca Frederick Lambert takes readers on a journey from the graveyard of buried dreams to the garden of God-given purpose. Planted is more than a book—it’s a resurrection story for every identity, calling, and hope we’ve ever hidden under disappointment, fear, guilt or shame. Rebecca offers encouragement and a challenge: Will you stay buried, or will you let Jesus plant you anew? Chapter by chapter, this book breathes life into what felt long dead, sounding a clarion call to rise, to heal, and to contend for God’s dreams for our lives. Powerful, redemptive, and full of hope, it’s a must-read for anyone ready to move from buried to planted—and to become a place of hope and healing for others to do the same.
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