by John Mitchell
The Restoration Herald - Apr 2025
Person to Person Ministries in Hillsboro, Ohio hosts a class each Spring that meets for two hours on four consecutive Thursday nights. The classes cover a wide variety of topics dealing with Biblical, cultural, or practical topics that pertain to one’s faith, life, and Christian service. This year’s Spring Class information:
TITLE: “Ruth: Not the Love Story We’ve Made it Out to Be!”
TEACHER: David Soper, Minister of the Liberty Church of Christ, Liberty, IN
DATES: April 3, 10, 17, 24, 2025
TIME: 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. Two 50-minute sessions with a break in-between
PLACE: Restoration Acres, 5845 State Route 124, Hillsboro, OH 45133
COST: $25.00 per person (pre-registration is appreciated)
For more information, contact Person to Person Ministries at (937) 840-9072, or email p2pm_office@yahoo.com or visit www.p2pm.org
For a long time, I thought if we were going to sing a “praise” song, it was going to have a speedy tempo and some catchy words to it. Recently I’ve expanded my understanding to include special moments like spectacular sunrises, lunar eclipses, and personal victories. But alas, this Hebrew word (‘hallel”) teaches me a different story. I’m no grammarian and I’m not offering a class in Hebrew vocabulary, I’m seeking transformative truth, and worship that transcends the run of the mill worship experience.
God intends for us to have assurance of His Grace if we are following and trusting Him according to the Scriptures. For Christians, there should be no uncertainty; there should be joy in the journey of the Christian life. We should be able to have confidence in our salvation because it is knowable.
In Matthew 9:9 Jesus told Matthew, “Follow me.” Paul instructs in 1 Cor. 11: 1, “Follow me as I follow Christ.”[1] These seem simple enough, but oftentimes doubt begins to settle in our minds, “Have I done enough?” and “How can I be certain?” Essentially, we’re asking the same question as those in Acts 2:37: “What must I do?” Sadly, many continue asking it long after becoming a Christian.