Spirit-Driven Disruptions

When companies innovate, they sometimes turn an entire industry upside down. That's what happened when the church was baptized in the Holy Spirit.

It looks like a burger. Cooks like a burger. Tastes like a burger. And even "bleeds" like a burger.

But there's no beef in it.

Instead, the burger is made out of a plant-based beef alternative, with "bleeding" that comes from beet juice. The burger is produced by a company called Beyond Meat.

If you're looking for a meat alternative to throw on your grill, you can now buy the ready-to-cook Beyond Burger at Whole Foods. It's located right next to the real meat, so you can make your own decision about plant versus animal protein.

Beyond Meat is a health-driven disruption in the food business. This is the phrase the business magazine Fast Company uses -- health-driven disruption. More often than not, change requires disruption.

Other examples? Just think about electric cars, and how the industry appears to be reaching a tipping point. Perhaps Tesla and its founder Elon Musk were the disruption in this industry. It used to be that electric cars were rare. Hybrids like the Toyota Prius had...