Value

By the time everyone else flies in, the sparrows have already made a mess of large proportion—or at least I thought it was a mess.

LifePreston GillhamSeptember 22, 2020

Person or Plank

In November we are not voting for our next pastor.

Leadership, LifePreston GillhamSeptember 16, 2020

Composure

The word means without precedent, never having happened before. There’s no map, no template, nothing to go on. That’s not true.

Leadership, LifePreston GillhamSeptember 11, 2020Loss

Torrents

I relish torrents. They remind me I’m alive.

Leadership, Books, eBooksPreston GillhamSeptember 5, 2020

Persistence

Abrasiveness believes you are defined by outcome. Persistence believes you are untouched by outcome.

LifePreston GillhamSeptember 1, 2020

Engage

Live above, reach out beyond yourself. Now.

LeadershipPreston GillhamAugust 19, 2020

Tyranny

By acquiescing to tyranny, you accept tyranny.

LeadershipPreston GillhamAugust 18, 2020

Pride

The excess, the pride from which all sins sprout, isn’t what you do or don’t do. It’s the motive from which you take action.

LeadershipPreston GillhamAugust 4, 2020Grace

Even Though

Half of America will celebrate the election results, half will see their governmental dream destroyed.

Leadership, LifePreston GillhamJuly 30, 2020Faith

November

Half of America views these issues one way, the other half another way. Negotiation is out of the question.

Life, LeadershipPreston GillhamJuly 28, 2020Faith

News for You

Swagger is for the courageous—especially those young enough in years or vibrant enough in soul to make a difference.

Books, Leadership, LifePreston GillhamJuly 24, 2020Art, Faith, Effectiveness

Unity

Why can’t we get this right—come to our senses and say, “You know, it’s to everyone’s benefit if we seek unity. Togetherness. That’s a win-win.”

LifePreston GillhamJuly 14, 2020Grace

Irrationality

Friends build relationships rooted in self-sacrifice, courage, loyalty, trust, and belief. It is irrational and un-provable. But it is observable and true.

LifePreston GillhamJuly 9, 2020Grace

Continuing Confusion

When confusion arises—when you realize you are lost—it is customary to wander, searching, hoping aimlessly. The rule is, if you are lost, stop wandering. Stop. Your wandering confusion is making matters worse.

LeadershipPreston GillhamJuly 7, 2020Effectiveness, Fear

Ann

I realized she was a special person, then a precious individual, then after a time and observation, I realized she was a woman who loved unconditionally.

LifePreston GillhamJuly 2, 2020Family, Loss