Classes at Harpeth Hills

Sunday Mornings 10am
September 13 – November 22
(October 11 is Fall Break - No Classes)

Single Adults (SALT) / Room 205 / Matthew Allgood
Let's Talk About Freedom: A Study of Galatians
We are no longer slaves to the law, religious traditions, or the expectations of others. Through Christ, we have been set free and welcomed into God’s family as His children and co-heirs. We will explore what it means to live in that freedom and embrace the fullness of all that the Kingdom of God has made available to us through Christ.

College / Room 210 / Stuart Fraser and Trent Latta 
A Study of Psalms
 The Psalms give voice to the full range of the human experience: joy and sorrow, questions and confidence, struggle and hope. Each week, a different college student will guide us through a selected psalm, offering fresh perspective and inviting meaningful conversation, helping us dicover how these ancient words speak into our lives today.

Young Adults / Room 208 / Hayden Parrish
Steadfast: A Study of 1 Peter
The book of 1 Peter calls us to stand firm in Christ when life feels uncertain, difficult, or overwhelming. Together, we will explore how our identity as God’s people shapes the way we respond to both hardships and opportunities.
(Note: this class is different from the 1 Peter intergenerational class taught by Jeff Hammond and Ryan Seaton.) 

Young Couples / 207 / Megan & Jason Thompson and others
The Same Power
Discover in the the book of Ephesians how God is still at work today. This class will explore God's transforming and empowering presence, encouraging us to trust Him and journey in confidence as we dig into the Word and hear testimonies of God's faithfulness through the generations. 

Young Families / Community Rooms 1&2 / Monty Joseph
The Supreme Pursuit: Knowing and Loving a God We Can't See
How we view God shapes how we see ourselves, the world around us, and the circumstances we face. In this class, we’ll explore how our understanding of God influences every aspect of life and, ultimately, defines the way we relate to Him. 

Families with Teens / Room 215 / Ernie Clevenger and David Ackerman
How Did the Parents Influence the Kids Who Made a Difference in the Bible?
Mom and Dad have an extraordinary influence on their kids. What do these Bible stories tell us about how to be better parents? 

Intergenerational / Community Rooms 3&4 / Stan Smith
Better Together
With a foundation of theology of community, this class will blend narritive with the need we all have for connection. Together, we will explore what it means to live in community and how our shared stories can foster deeper connection with one another and with God.

Intergenerational / Room 214 / Steve Austin
Jesus in Context
In this class, we will study and discuss historical, cultural, and geographical backgrounds that will enrich and deepen our understanding of Jesus' ministry.

Intergenerational  / Room 212 /  Jeff Hammond and Ryan Seaton
A Study of 1 Peter
This class will examine Peter's teachings and and his instruction to live with humilty. We will also consider what it means to follow Jesus and embrace suffering while living as strangers within the surrounding culture.
(Note: this class is different from the 1 Peter young adult class taught by Hayden Parrish.)

Intergenerational / 209 / Becca Smith
What it Means to Love Your Neighbor
Participants in this discussion-based class will explore how to put the command of Jesus into practice.

Reading Group / Tea Room / Leonard Allen
Book Discussion Group
During this four week class, we will be reading and discussing A Wild Democracy: The Struggle for the Soul of the Churches of Christ, 1889-1939 (2026) by Leonard Allen & John Mark Hicks. The book is available from Leonard Allen [allencl@lipscomb.edu] and from Amazon.com.
This class will meet September 13 through October 4.

Children and student classes on Sundays and Wednesdays