The relentless pursuit of more, more, more (riches, power, etc) is not a modern problem. Yet King Solomon sought wisdom, and it laid the groundwork for his legendary reign. From Pastor Adam Ulm's reflections at a Love Feast service. Scriptural reference: 1 Kings 3:3-15

Is your "rest" just another word for distraction? Join us for Episode 5: Rest. We're ditching the guilt and the hustle to explore how genuinely restorative habits into a busy life are key to building our relationship with God. If you're ready to move past burnout and find true peace, listen-in to Matt and Pastor Adam's Creekside Conversation.

A Self-centered attitude can have a devastating impact - hurting our family, friends, God, and, ironically, ourselves. Pastor Adam Ulm digs into the unraveling of King David's family (2 Samuel 14-18). Other scriptural references: 2 Timothy 3:1-7 and Micah 6:8

David's brokenness is a relatable human struggle.   Just as Nathan called-out David’s sin, Pastor Adam Ulm calls us to unlock the beauty of God’s forgiveness through confession and repentance. Scriptural reference:   2 Samuel 12:1-7 and Psalm 51:1-12

Pastor Adam Ulm explores Mephibosheth's journey to King David's table, to reveal a powerful narrative of grace, kindness and belonging. The message encourages us to reflect on our own place within God's unending love and provision.

Scriptural Reference: 2 Samuel 9

Pastor Adam Ulm takes us on a journey into the faithful leadership of King David, examining how true strength can be found in surrender to God. Scriptural references Psalm 37 and 2 Samuel 5:1-5

Pastor Adam Ulm explores the human inclination to seek or lift-up earthly leaders rather than God, the only true King. Scripture reference 1 Samuel 8:1-9

Pastor Adam Ulm concludes his series on Rest. Scripture reference John 10:7-10

What hardens your heart to the discipline of rest? Pastor Adam Ulm discusses. Scripture reference Hebrews 4:1-11

Pastor Adam Ulm explores Psalm 23