1 John 4:19 talks about how we love one another because he loved us first. As we go forward in our everyday life it is important to not forget to love but also not forget why we love.

Yesterday, we concluded our worship series, “Created to Be” with the final calling to be disciples. We recognized that our actions of love and service are profound witnesses to the transformative power of God’s love. In a world often skeptical of religious faith, the way we live out our discipleship can speak volumes, sometimes more powerfully than words alone.

“See the holy in the ordinary,” encourages author and theologian Diana Butler Bass. As we conclude our “Created to Be” series this weekend, we’re called to remember the ways in which we seek to follow Jesus’ lead. We need Jesus, just as the world needs us. We are created to be disciples, ones who follow and encourage others onto the same path.

Today's author is Prince of Peace member and youth, Enna Wold. To me, being disruptive means using your voice to bring justice. When Jesus overturned the tables in the temple, he did it to restore the integrity and purpose of the House of God. In my life, disrupting...