Dear Beloved Community,
SACRED DISRUPTION: Why It Matters Now
Every generation faces a reckoning. A moment when the way things have been no longer serves the people they were meant to hold. A moment when simply tweaking the system isn’t enough—when the system itself must be reimagined.
That moment is now.
The forces of fear are loud right now. Book bans. Bathroom bills. Dog whistles wrapped in policy. We are watching, in real time, a backlash against queer lives, trans visibility, racial justice, and inclusive faith. But none of this is new. The status quo has always resisted those who dare to say: there is another way.
And yet, disruption—when it’s sacred—doesn’t destroy for the sake of chaos. It interrupts in order to make room for life. Sacred disruption is the Spirit’s stirring, shaking loose the dead weight of injustice so something more whole, more holy, can rise.
In Pride Month, we remember:
🌈 Stonewall was sacred disruption.
🕊️ Jesus flipping tables was sacred disruption.
🔥 The prophets crying out in the wilderness were sacred disruptors.
We are called not just to accept the world as it is, but to participate in the transformation of what could be. And that work will always make some people uncomfortable.
So let’s keep disrupting.
Not with bitterness, but with boldness.
Not with contempt, but with conviction.
Not with violence, but with vision.
Because the sacred doesn’t always whisper. Sometimes it shouts. Sometimes it marches. Sometimes it dances down the streets in sequins and heels declaring, “We are fearfully and wonderfully made!”
And sometimes, the Spirit shows up with rainbow wings and holy fire, reminding us that God’s dream for the world has room for all.
Blessings, Pastor Brian