Classes at Harpeth Hills

Class descriptions SPRING 2026

Sunday Mornings: 10am / MARCH 15-MAY 17

SALT (Single Again Learning Truth): Room 205
Matthew Allgood
“Let's Talk (Some More) About Joy”
Drawing from Tommy Newberry’s “The 4:8 Principle” and key passages from Philippians, this class will explore biblical joy—how it is formed, sustained, and practiced in everyday life, even in seasons of change.

College: Room 210
Trent Latta and Stuart Fraser
“The Parables of Jesus”
Jesus didn't just preach sermons, He told stories. Each parable invites us to see ourselves, the world, and God through a new lens. In this class, we will explore the meaning, context, and challenge of Jesus’ parables and how they shape our faith today.

Young Adults / Young Married: Room 208
Hailey and Zavier Hofstetter
“Our God is Greater“
In this class, we will read through the stories of Exodus and reflect on our own personal stories, discovering how God’s greatness is far beyond anything we can ask or imagine.

Young Families: Community Rooms 1&2
Jeff and Tina McCormack
“Love Your Neighbor”
This class will focus on loving our literal neighbors as Jesus did, emphasizing the biblical command to love one’s neighbor as a central expression of faith rooted in both the Old and New Testaments.

Families With Teens: Room 215
Leonard Allen and Jason Pagel
“The Advocate and the Adversary”
This class will focus on how the Holy Spirit shapes us into the image of Christ, gifts us for the mission of God, and empowers us for the battle against the darkness in our world.

Intergenerational: Community Rooms 3&4
Stan Smith
“Return to Repentance”
One of the keys to redemption is our response to God. While His grace is always open and available, the choice to return belongs to us. In this class, we will be encouraged to live in a spirit and posture of repentance.

Intergenerational: Room 214
Tom Heinselman
“The Transformed Disciple”
Spiritual growth begins the moment we place our trust in Jesus Christ - but how does that growth unfold in our daily lives? This class explores how God works through His Spirit to transform us into Christ's likeness, and how we are invited to respond. We'll identify God's role and our role in spiritual growth, uncover obstacles that can hinder our progress, and discover how God has uniquely designed us for a deeper, life-giving relationship with Him.

Intergenerational: Room 212
Joe Beam
“Ephesians”
In this class, we will be studying the book of Ephesians, Paul’s letter guiding and encouraging us to “be strengthened with power through His Spirit in your inner being.”

Intergenerational: Room 209
Becca and Deron Smith
“Theology of Friendship and Community”
This discussion-oriented class will explore and learn what God tells us about Himself, ourselves, and our lives with others.

Intergenerational: Tea Room
Justin and Paige Thomas
"Let's Get Real"
This class will provide a place to discuss your daily struggles, dive into uplifting and healing scripture, and share encouragement with brothers and sisters in Christ. 

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Wednesday Nights: 6:30pm / March 18 - MAY 20

Wednesday, April 1 will be a combined Passover experience; individual classes will not meet

SALT (Single Again Learning Truth): Room 205
Peer-led
A welcoming, discussion-based class designed to encourage connection, reflection, and shared learning through Scripture and life experiences. Facilitated by Tiffany Smith.

Intergenerational: Room 212
Rubel Shelly
“From Creation to New Creation”
This class approaches Scripture as a six-act biblical drama, tracing God’s story from Eden to the New Jerusalem. A special textbook is provided to all participants to support study and discussion.

Men's Class: Room 214
Various Teachers
“Authentic Manhood: A Man and His Design”
Using video teaching, a workbook, and group discussion from “33 The Series,” this class explores God’s design for men and what it means to live with purpose, integrity, and faith.

Ladies' Class: Library
Kimberly McCall
“Appointed Days: The Jewish Feasts”
This study will explore the Jewish feasts from Leviticus 23 and their significance to Christians today, examining how these ancient celebrations reveal God’s redemptive plan throughout Scripture. Discover the historical and biblical meaning of feasts God established and how they point to the work and person of Jesus Christ.

College Midweek: Room 210
Trent Latta and Stuart Fraser
During this midweek gathering, through worship, prayer, and honest reflection on Scripture, we will make space to hear from God and grow together in small groups.

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Children and student classes Sundays and Wednesdays