MIDWEEK RETURNS JANUARY 14, 2026

Midweek at Highlands begins Wednesday, January 14, 2026.  Join us for an evening of fellowship, dinner, and our Spring Midweek Series. Dinner will be served at 5:15 PM in the Atrium, followed by activities for all ages. This week’s menu includes fried chicken, yellow rice, red beans, a biscuit, and cookies. A kid’s meal includes chicken tenders, green beans, and a cookie. Reserve your meal HERE. Adult elective classes begin at 6:00 PM (see below for topics). Children will enjoy playtime at 5:30 PM, music in the Sanctuary at 5:55 PM, and teaching at 6:15 PM ( see info HERE ). Youth gather in The Student Center at 5:30 PM, play games at 5:45 PM, and begin their teaching at 6:15 PM. All activities conclude by 7:00 PM. All Adult Elective classes are listed below. 

• II Corinthians
  This class is open to all -  Led by Danny Ketchum in Room 209
  We continue to walk with God’s inspired apostle Paul as he ministered to the church in Corinth. The Lord inspired Paul’s message as he dealt with immorality among believers, challenges to his apostolic authority, suffering as a Christian and the question of the afterlife. Join us as we seek God’s answers to these often asked questions. 

• GriefShare 
  Led by Mike Hillerman and Barb Martin in Room 211 
   True healing often happens in community, with others who understand. Join our 12-week GriefShare group on Wednesday evenings. Each session features a 30-minute video with grief experts and real stories of finding hope after loss, followed by small-group discussions for encouragement and support. If you’re grieving the death of a loved one or experiencing another significant loss, this Christ-centered group offers a safe place to process emotions, gain practical tools, and discover God’s comfort. 

• Reformed Theology for Dummies
  Led by Wesley Rule and Joseph Wheat in Room 117
   This is a six-week class for those wanting to understand or refresh their understanding of belief and life in the Covenant. Topics include Where Did We Come From? (the five Solas), God’s Sovereignty and Reformed Theology, Covenants, Sacraments, Presbyterian Government, and Highlands’ story.

• The Way of the Righteous in the Muck of Life by Ralph Davis
  For Men - Led by Brad Mercer in Room 210
  Each week Brad will lead this discussion oriented class based on Psalms 1-12. The class is open to men of all ages and will focus on fellowship, prayer, and learning and applying God's Word. The books will be provided.  

• Even Better Than Eden by Nancy Guthrie 
  For Women - Led by Leigh Taylor & Olivia Strain in Room 212
  Nancy Guthrie’s book will help you understand God’s plan for the future of his people―life in a garden even better than Eden―in order to experience the glory of this new creation here and now. The hope of God’s plan for his people transforms everything about our lives. 

• Psalms: Real Help for Real Life by Ray Ortlund  
  For Women - Led by Sissy Jackson and Leadership Team in Room 301
  In this study, Ray Ortlund will help you see that the Psalms are a place that God has provided to encounter Him and find help, rest, honesty, hope, courage, joy, and the confidence you need to face this crazy life.