Title
Martyria and Mission: The Witness of Creative Disruption
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2016
Abstract
God’s mission, introducing a realm of holiness and forgiveness, cannot enter the unholy realms of this earth without some interruption to business as usual. There will be some scraping of structures, some reordering of priorities, turning some systems upside down. This article defines this missional activity as creative disruption. It suggests that creative disruption functions best when it is creative, with respect to tradition and disruptive with respect to traditionalism. While leaders committed to stirring up the status quo are often unpopular and inheres sacrificial witness (martyria), this article addresses some of the constructive benefits of disruptive work to God’s mission.
Recommended Citation
Nunes, John, "Martyria and Mission: The Witness of Creative Disruption" (2016). Christ College Faculty Publications. 36.
https://scholar.valpo.edu/cc_fac_pub/36