Exploring the questions everyone has about life, love, parenting and relationships. Tony Haire is a independent Certified Coach, Teacher and Speaker with The John Maxwell Team, author and inspirational speaker who lives in Fayetteville, NC. He has a Bachelors Degree in Criminal Justice, a Masters Degree in Pastoral Counseling, and a Doctorate of Philosophy in Christian Counseling. Dan DeBruler is a retired US Army communications specialist and has spent more than 20 years encouraging listeners through Christian radio.

Join Tony and Dan for a conversation about light and purpose based on Mark 4:21-25.Your Life airs Tuesdays at 2pm Eastern on Christian 105.7 - WCLN-FMConnect and learn more at Christian1057.com

What do we do when life feels unfair—when those who seem far from God appear to be winning?In this episode of Your Life,Dr. Tony Haire and Dan DeBruler dig into Jeremiah 12, where the prophet asks God a question we've all wondered: “Why do the wicked prosper?”Through that honest conversation between Jeremiah and God, Tony and Dan remind us that God welcomes our questions—He can handle every doubt and frustration we bring. But His reply to Jeremiah still echoes today: “If you have raced with the footmen and they have worn you out, how can you compete with horses?”It's God's gentle way of saying, “Stay focused. Build endurance. The tougher tests are ahead, but I'm with you.”Your Life airs Tuesdays at 2pm Eastern on Christian 105.7 - WCLN-FMConnect and learn more at Christian1057.com

When life feels uncertain, what does it mean that Jesus is the Way? Dr. Tony Haire and Dan DeBruler trace the context around John 14—Judas' betrayal, Peter's denial, Thomas' question—and explain why the “way” isn't a route but a Person.They model Christlike responses to real-world tensions (customer conflicts, online pushback), talk trust vs. feelings, and urge believers to leverage media to spread hope.The episode ends with a clear invitation to follow Jesus and next steps for new believers.-------Pastor–counselor Dr. Tony Haire and broadcaster–pastor Dan DeBruler unpack John 14:1–6—“I am the way, the truth, and the life”—and show how trusting Jesus shapes everyday responses to conflict, culture, social media, and relationships. From calming troubled hearts to choosing Christlike actions when emotions run hot, this conversation points listeners to salvation, assurance, and practical discipleship you can live out this week.Your Life airs Tuesdays at 2pm Eastern on Christian 105.7 - WCLN-FMConnect and learn more at Christian1057.com

Many believers talk about God. Fewer truly know Him.This week on Your Life, Dan DeBruler and Dr. Tony Haire dismantle the idea that religion alone equals relationship. Looking at John 7 through fresh eyes, they challenge listeners to trade surface familiarity for deep, personal communion with Jesus.In this episode:John 7 : 25‑31 (NIV) — When the religious crowd couldn't recognize Christ standing in front of them.Why “knowing about” God isn't the same as knowing Him.How daily surrender deepens intimacy with Christ.When faith becomes personal — and transforms how we see ourselves and others.Practical steps to cultivate an everyday awareness of His presence.This is honest, Spirit‑led teaching from two voices who bring the Word home — helping us anchor faith not in familiarity, but in fellowship.Key Verse“You both know me and you know where I am from. I am not here on my own authority, but he who sent me is true. You do not know him, but I know him because I am from him and he sent me.”— John 7 : 28‑29 (NIV)Your Life airs Tuesdays at 2pm Eastern on Christian 105.7 - WCLN-FMConnect and learn more at Christian1057.com

Joseph didn't cause the crisis—but it was his assignment; here's how taking responsibility becomes part of God's redemption story. Dan and Tony walk through Matthew 1:18–25 to show how Joseph's obedience reframes responsibility. God breaks 400 years of silence, interrupts Joseph's plans, and asks him to own an assignment he didn't cause—to take Mary as his wife, name the child Jesus, and steward a story bigger than his reputation.You'll hear practical, pastoral counsel for men and families: slowing down to hear God, choosing obedience over optics, and engaging relatives who are far from Christ with questions, presence, and example. It's a call to take responsibility in our homes, churches, and communities—especially when it's uncomfortable.Your Life airs Tuesdays at 2pm Eastern on Christian 105.7 - WCLN-FM

How to diagnose whether you're conforming to the culture or being transformed by the renewing of your mind—and what to do next.Today's question is simple and searching: Am I being conformed or transformed? Romans 12:1–2 says real worship is a whole-life offering, a refusal to copy the patterns of this world, and a mind God keeps renewing. We'll look at clear signs of conformity, the fruits of true transformation, and a one-week plan to reset your mind and rhythms—so your faith looks like Tuesday afternoon, not just Sunday morning.Conformed: 5 telltales (quick hits)Hurry > Holiness: pace sets your priorities; prayer is an afterthought.Outrage diet: inputs are mostly news, hot takes, and conflict; peace rarely visits.Comparison economics: spending and posting to keep up, not to serve.Compartment faith: spiritual talk at church; different voice online/at work.Feelings as facts: Scripture adjusts to me instead of me adjusting to Scripture.Transformed: 5 fruitsSurrendered body: schedule, sexuality, appetites under Jesus (a “living sacrifice”).Scripture reflex: first frame is the Word; you test impressions by it.Stable joy/peace: not denial—resilience (Phil 4:7) in real pressure.Non-anxious presence: slower speech, quicker listening, gentler answers.Discernment: growing clarity about “good, acceptable, perfect” will in choices.7-Day Renewal Plan (doable, specific)Day 1 — Reset inputs: 24-hour news/social fast. Read Romans 12 & Colossians 3.Day 2 — Present your body: take a 20-minute walk; pray, “All of me, for all of You.”Day 3 — Renew your mind: memorize Romans 12:1–2; write it on a card/phone.Day 4 — Replace patterns: identify one “worldly pattern” (outrage, cynicism, comparison). Swap it with a kingdom habit (gratitude list, blessing someone, silence).Day 5 — Community check: ask a mature believer, “Where do you see conformity in me?” Receive, don't defend.Day 6 — Generosity rep: give something that costs you—time, money, or spotlight.Day 7 — Discernment hour: device-free hour with Bible + journal: “Lord, what next step proves renewal?” Act on one thing within 48 hours.Your Life airs Tuesdays at 2pm Eastern on Christian 105.7 - WCLN-FM

What if God's path to your promised land isn't the fastest, but the safest? In this episode of Your Life, Dan DeBruler and Dr. Tony Hare walk through Exodus 13:17–22 and explore why God sometimes “reroutes” us—protecting us from battles we're not ready for and preparing us for the ones ahead. From relationships and marriage to church life and calling, they talk about letting go, being led, and finding peace in obedience. You'll hear:Why shortcuts can sabotage spiritual growthHow God's detours are mercy, not punishmentWhat it means to stand at the edge of your wildernessPractical ways to follow God's lead—day or nightScripture: Exodus 13:17–22Key ideas: obedience, patience, discernment, mentorship, spiritual formation, protection vs. preparation. If you're facing a big decision, don't despise the longer journey—God may be protecting you from what you can't see and preparing you for what He's promised.

What are aiming at...and are you hitting it?2 Corinthians 5:1-11

Why dont people listen to me? Let's ask that question and consider the answwer we get in John, chapter 2.

The Question That Matters: "What does God want to see?"It's not just what others see in us, or even what we want to show.The real question is: What does God desire to see when He looks at your life?Paul gives us the answer in Colossians 1:27 – Christ in you, the hope of glory.

“You can't live in the world's image and fulfill God's purpose.”In this inspiring and thought-provoking episode of Your Life, Dr. Tony Haire and Dan DeBruler dive deep into the question: "Whose image are you living in?" Anchored in Numbers 13–14, they examine the contrast between those who saw themselves through the world's eyes—and Caleb and Joshua, who saw themselves through God's image.They explore how your self-image, when detached from God's truth, leads to fear, hesitation, and missed opportunities. But when you see yourself the way God sees you, everything changes—from how you walk, to how you witness, to how you lead.Whether you're navigating personal struggles, past failures, or labels others have placed on you, this episode will help you recenter your identity on the unchanging truth of God's Word.Key ScripturesNumbers 13:1, 25–33; 14:6–9, 24 – Faith vs fear in the Promised LandGenesis 1:26–27 – Created in God's image and likenessRomans 8:15–17 – Adopted, not abandoned1 Peter 2:9 – You are chosen2 Corinthians 5:17 – A new creation in ChristListen & Connect

One day. Three choices. A Christ-centered mindset.Choose and display the right attitude (Phil 2:3-8)Determine anc act on important priorities (Eph 5:15-17)Practice and develop good thinking (Prov 4:5-9)

Unnecessary Distractions:Mark 1:35-39

Acts 1:8-11 8But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit has come on you, and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.”9After he had said this, he was taken up as they were watching, and a cloud took him out of their sight. 10While he was going, they were gazing into heaven, and suddenly two men in white clothes stood by them. 11They said, “Men of Galilee, why do you stand looking up into heaven? This same Jesus, who has been taken from you into heaven, will come in the same way that you have seen him going into heaven.”

What if - just for today _ we focused on being our best in three simple ways:Good Thinking - Proverbs 4:5-9The Right Attitude - Philippians 3:8Solid Relationships - Colossians 3:12-16In this episode of "Your Life," Tony Haire and Dan DeBruler look to the significance of setting goals and cultivating a positive mindset. They highlight the transformative power of God's Word, emphasizing the need to not only read Scripture but to internalize its teachings.Listen as they underscore the importance of practicing good thinking, aligning our thoughts with God's Word. By doing so, we can experience spiritual growth and develop a deeper understanding of God's will for our lives.The conversation also touches on the significance of relationships. Haire and DeBruler emphasize the importance of investing in meaningful relationships, both with God and with others. By loving God and loving others, we can fulfill our purpose and make a positive impact on the world.Overall, this episode offers practical insights and spiritual encouragement for listeners seeking to live a more fulfilling life. By focusing on positive thinking, immersing ourselves in God's Word, and investing in relationships, we can experience the abundant life that God has promised.Key Takeaways:The Power of Positive Thinking: Tony Haire and Dan DeBruler emphasize the importance of cultivating a positive mindset, rooted in the wisdom of God's Word.The Transformative Power of God's Word: By immersing ourselves in Scripture, we can allow God's Word to renew our minds and transform our lives.The Importance of Relationships: Investing in meaningful relationships is crucial, as we are called to love God and love others.

We are encouraged...to encourage!Philippians 1:9; 12-18

Where do your pitch your tent? Genesis 12:7-8

"What is the work of God?" "Are we doing His work?"John 6:28-30 (ESV) Then they said to him, "What must we do, to be doing the works of God?" Jesus answered them, "This is the work of God, that you believe in him whom he has sent." So they said to him, "Then what sign do you do, that we may see and believe you? What work do you perform?"

Matthew 9:35-38 (ESV):"And Jesus went throughout all the cities and villages, teaching in their synagogues and proclaiming the gospel of the kingdom and healing every disease and every affliction. When he saw the crowds, he had compassion for them, because they were harassed and helpless, like sheep without a shepherd. Then he said to his disciples, 'The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few; therefore pray earnestly to the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into his harvest.