Our Work is Undone
When we say Undone, we mean it literally and figuratively. It's what happens when holiness breaks you open, and it's also the slow, constant, never-ending work of becoming whole that follows.
Where the name comes from
"Woe is me! For I am undone; because I am a man of unclean lips, and I dwell in the midst of a people of unclean lips: for mine eyes have seen the King, the Lord of hosts."
The Hebrew word damah means to be struck silent - destroyed, brought to nothing in the presence of something infinitely greater. Isaiah was not merely afraid. He was completely unraveled. And then he was touched, commissioned, sent. The undoing and the restoration sit in the same scene - the entire arc of salvation in one passage.
The arc of every story
01Unraveled
Every story starts here - a moment or season when the old world broke open. Resistance is part of it, not proof it wasn't real.
02Restored
Not a tidy testimony. On the other side of being undone, guests found something they did not expect - and the work of becoming whole began.
03Still unfolding
Salvation is not a single lightning strike. Faith has to be chosen again in ordinary, complicated life. The journey continues every day after.
UNDONE is a conversation, not an interview, not a performance. Belief and doubt are on the table - from the pastor as much as the seeker. Vulnerability is the currency. All are welcome on the same road, fallen and still learning, as we search for truth and greater understanding together. See how the conversations work.