Steve Diggs

We have fallen for the lie from the pit that says: stuff, sex, money = happiness. But does that match our experience?

Sometimes I become angry at people and events that interrupt my schedule. But Jesus ran a ministry of interruptions.

For Jesus, conversion wasn’t about “closing” another sale.

As individuals, we can learn a lot from the corporate world. Moral corporate cultures are not the product of random, do-whatever-it-takes business...

So you have a hard time forgiving (and forgetting) your past? Me too.

Many couples can trace the day their relationship changed for the better to the very day they decided to get on the same side of the money fence.

Even people who have conquered many of their personal demons and have blessed multitudes have blind spots.

Let's examine a destructive behavior that sneaks up on some of the best and brightest. Simply put, it’s trying to have a relationship with someone...

In the big picture of life, sometimes demanding less gets us more in the long run.

I have a knack for picking the worst times to try to communicate important stuff to the kids...

Life is too short not to find your gift. Yet that’s how many of us live our entire lives.

Does change scare you? It scares most people.

In the Retooled and Refueled Seminar we talk about making a change, making a start...

One thing we determined to do early and as often as necessary was to apologize to our children. We noticed almost immediate benefits from this...

God doesn’t want us to develop a “summer love” for the things of this world and become distracted from his call on our lives.

Life is too short to spend our days running from inevitable difficulties. I want to share some strategies that will help you view problems from a...

Have you ever made a list of God’s answered prayers in your life—your own Ebenezer stone?

All of us have been in a staff meeting, at a church gathering or in a conference where someone presented an idea with which we disagreed. And not...