Simon didn't plan to carry a cross on that day. He wasn't trying to get involved. He was just showing up for worship. But then everything changed. And that's often how discipleship begins-not with a spotlight, but with a disruption. Discipleship is often disruptive. Simon reminds us that discipleship is rarely convenient. It often interrupts. It often costs. And yet, it leaves a mark. Disciple ship is disruptive. It doesn't wait for the perfect schedule or ideal setting. It often breaks in when we least expect it. And it's in those very disruptions, those seemingly minor or messy moments, that eternity often moves. What feels obscure or unplanned to us can carry an eternity weight. What we see as small or insignificant are touchpoints in God's eternal story.