Why Don’t We Celebrate More? (with Tim Ross)

You've got more to celebrate than you think. So why does it feel like nothing counts?

In this episode, Preston sits down with Tim Ross to talk about something they've both struggled with for years: celebrating. Not the birthday-party kind. The kind Scripture calls rejoicing — choosing joy again over what God has already done, no matter what He does next.

Tim looks back on the moments in his life he should have celebrated and didn't, and how he's learned to be intentional about it now. Preston gets called out in real time about the celebration he's been holding back with his own son — and names the lie underneath it: "you're not enough."

In this episode…

Present before you can rejoice — why a body that's gone offline can't celebrate

Rejoice = "re-joy" — choosing joy again over what He already did

Excessive celebration — why the enemy hates to see you spike the ball

Psalm 23:5 — the table He prepared, and what He wants to talk about

Memorial stones — 85 saved voicemails and a Toy Story ringtone

The fence line before the cliff of craving — contentment as the prerequisite

If you've convinced yourself you'll celebrate when the next thing pops off — this one's for you. He's already done enough. Throw the party.