Introduction:
On Mar 9th, Mr. HisHop conducted his second class at the Las Vegas Juvenile Detention Center as part of the Forward Ahead Ministries initiative. The chosen topic for the session was "God's ways vs. our way," focusing on the biblical story of Gideon and the 300 soldiers.

Class Overview:
The class began with Mr. HisHop sharing the inspiring tale of Gideon, emphasizing the theme of God's ways often defying human logic and appearing impossible. However, the discussion took an unexpected turn as the participants approached a broader conversation about spiritual matters.

Shift in Discussion:
The class organically transitioned into a discussion about the consequences of straying from God's path, specifically touching on the concept of hell as described in the Bible. Mr. HisHop took the opportunity to address the severity of this topic, highlighting the apparent avoidance of such discussions in contemporary churches.

Impactful Moments:
During the class, Mr. HisHop engaged with the young participants, discussing the harsh realities of hell and the importance of faith. This led to a profound moment where he invited the attendees to receive Christ as their Lord and Savior.

Positive Response:
Remarkably, the class responded enthusiastically for the second time, affirming their desire to embrace Christianity. Mr. HisHop expressed gratitude for the chance to lead them to the Lord, recognizing the significance of these moments in the lives of the incarcerated youth.

Acknowledgments:
Mr. HisHop thanked Pastor Pamela Poston, the session facilitator, for allowing him to teach and represent Forward Ahead Ministries. Pastor Pamela Poston was crucial in inviting Mr. HisHop to the Juvenile Detention Center.

Closing Remarks:
In conclusion, Mr. HisHop's visit to the Las Vegas Juvenile Detention Center was a spiritually impactful experience. The unexpected shift in the class discussion allowed for a meaningful exploration of profound topics, ultimately leading to the acceptance of Christ by the entire class. As Mr. HisHop suggested, it is crucial to keep these young individuals in prayer, believing that God has a greater purpose for them despite their current circumstances.