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The Beautiful Undoing. Breaking, Believing, and Becoming Again
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- Date de parution31/07/2025
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Résumé
Brent Dyer was a megachurch worship pastor at the height of his influence-publicly celebrated, professionally successful, and privately unraveling. The Beautiful Undoing is a raw, unfiltered memoir of what happens when the mask shatters, the platform crumbles, and buried childhood trauma claws its way to the surface-demanding to be seen, not just silenced. With the insight of a licensed professional counselor and the bruised honesty of someone who's lived every word, Dyer unpacks his descent from performance-driven faith into emotional collapse, tracing the shame cycles, defense mechanisms, and attachment wounds that hid beneath the spotlight.
It's part story, part clinical case study-with himself as the client. Told with poetic grit, clinical clarity, and dry, self-deprecating humor, The Beautiful Undoing invites readers into a journey of trauma and truth, ministry burnout and spiritual deconstruction-but also rediscovery, redemption, and the slow, sacred work of becoming whole. For the weary performer, the disillusioned believer, and anyone trying to reconcile faith with pain, this book offers more than hope.
It offers permission-to stop pretending, start healing, and believe that undoing isn't the end of the story. It's the beginning.
It's part story, part clinical case study-with himself as the client. Told with poetic grit, clinical clarity, and dry, self-deprecating humor, The Beautiful Undoing invites readers into a journey of trauma and truth, ministry burnout and spiritual deconstruction-but also rediscovery, redemption, and the slow, sacred work of becoming whole. For the weary performer, the disillusioned believer, and anyone trying to reconcile faith with pain, this book offers more than hope.
It offers permission-to stop pretending, start healing, and believe that undoing isn't the end of the story. It's the beginning.
Brent Dyer was a megachurch worship pastor at the height of his influence-publicly celebrated, professionally successful, and privately unraveling. The Beautiful Undoing is a raw, unfiltered memoir of what happens when the mask shatters, the platform crumbles, and buried childhood trauma claws its way to the surface-demanding to be seen, not just silenced. With the insight of a licensed professional counselor and the bruised honesty of someone who's lived every word, Dyer unpacks his descent from performance-driven faith into emotional collapse, tracing the shame cycles, defense mechanisms, and attachment wounds that hid beneath the spotlight.
It's part story, part clinical case study-with himself as the client. Told with poetic grit, clinical clarity, and dry, self-deprecating humor, The Beautiful Undoing invites readers into a journey of trauma and truth, ministry burnout and spiritual deconstruction-but also rediscovery, redemption, and the slow, sacred work of becoming whole. For the weary performer, the disillusioned believer, and anyone trying to reconcile faith with pain, this book offers more than hope.
It offers permission-to stop pretending, start healing, and believe that undoing isn't the end of the story. It's the beginning.
It's part story, part clinical case study-with himself as the client. Told with poetic grit, clinical clarity, and dry, self-deprecating humor, The Beautiful Undoing invites readers into a journey of trauma and truth, ministry burnout and spiritual deconstruction-but also rediscovery, redemption, and the slow, sacred work of becoming whole. For the weary performer, the disillusioned believer, and anyone trying to reconcile faith with pain, this book offers more than hope.
It offers permission-to stop pretending, start healing, and believe that undoing isn't the end of the story. It's the beginning.