For the month of October, our midweek online Bible Class will focus on The Ministry of the Holy Spirit and will be taught by guest speaker, Rubel Shelly. We hope you will join us each Wednesday at 7pm. Oct 7 • Meet the Holy Family The importance of Trinitarian theology
Continue readingWelcome to Harpeth Hills!10:30am Instrumental Worship Chris Smith preaches on the faithfulness of God, and the importance of keeping our promises to one another. Trey and Chelsea Wrapp lead worship along with Ella George. 9:00am A cappella Worship Worship Gatherings: Join us here on this page or live
Continue readingThe Longs share the next installment of our Fruit of the Spirit series with “Faithfulness.” – Coloring sheet – Word search – Maze Videos from previous weeks
Continue readingStan encourages everyone to be ready to give the speech that they were born to give at any moment, as that moment may come at an unexpected time.
Continue readingDear Harpeth Hills Family, For the past several weeks, we have been looking at the fruit of the Spirit. This week the fruit is faithfulness. Faithful is defined as the steadfast adherence to a person or thing to which one is bound, as by an oath or obligation. Some synonyms
Continue readingLife Group Discussion Guide 10.4.2020 Luminescent: Faithfulness Galatians 5:22-26 (NIV) 22 But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, 23 gentleness and self-control. Against such things there is no law. 24 Those who belong to Christ Jesus have crucified the flesh with its passions
Continue readingDear Harpeth Hills, An occupational hazard of ministers is feigning excitement. The preacher writes in the bulletin, “We had a wonderful day last Sunday.” The truth? It was actually just an okay Sunday. The soloist was flat, the attendance subpar, and the giving was $2,000 under budget. Added to these
Continue readingStan shares how we can be a witness to those around us about what God does on our lives, even in the midst of confusion or uncertainty.
Continue readingDear Harpeth Hills Family, I remember it like it was yesterday, although some of the details are a bit fuzzy now. I was driving back to my office, late to the next meeting. It was an October day, chilly and rainy. I first saw her standing on the street waiting
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