Spring Creek Church of the Brethren - Hershey

We all face our own droughts – periods where resources dwindle, and hope feels out of reach. Pastor Adam Ulm shares the experience of a widow who proved that even in the harshest of conditions, faith can thrive, but God will provide for all of our needs. Scripture references: 1 Kings 17:7-24 and Matthew 6:31-33

The cure for divided relationships is surprisingly straightforward, but it takes willingness and some courage that may not come easily. Pastor Adam Ulm explains. Scriptural References: 1 Kings 11:28-38 and 2 Chronicles 7:14

Do you ever feel pulled in a million directions, struggling to stay focused on what truly matters? King Solomon faced this exact dilemma, but on an epic scale. Here is a King with unlimited wisdom, power and wealth - one of history's wisest men -who succumbed to the creep of distraction. Pastor Adam Ulm identifies crucial lessons for anyone striving to maintain clarity in a distracting world. Scriptural references: 1 Kings 11:1-13, Proverbs 3:5-6, Matthew 6:21 and Romans 12: 1-2

Idolatry isn’t just an ancient practice.  Do you have the courage to reject the worship of the “sparkly objects” of modern society?  Guest Pastor Bob Kettering shows us how standing tall against a little societal heat is far better  than the flames of the eternal furnace.    Scriptural reference:  Daniel 3

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

Pastor Adam Ulm discusses how Jesus taught by example in balancing rest and work. Scriptural reference: Mark 6:7-13, 30-32

Jesus had a heavy agenda, but still allocated time for prayer. Pastor Adam Ulm explores this critical aspect of life balance. Reference: Mark 1:35-39

Pastor Adam Ulm guides us through the importance of Sabbath Rest. Resources: The Bible Project video, "Sabbath" and Scriptures, Genesis 1:28-2:3

Jesus' Yoke gives us the opportunity to practice of New Creation. Pastor Adam Ulm speaks from Matthew 11:28-30 and Jeremiah 6:16

Director of Faith Formation Matthew Price continues our series to teach us to rest in the Lord. Scripture reference John 21:15-22

Pastor Adam Ulm continues his series on "Rest"Scripture Reference; Philippians 4:4-7