Angel Santana turns the everyday mystery of missing socks into a lighthearted reflection on Luke 15's parable of the lost sheep, showing how God pursues and rejoices over each one of us.

Through humor, prayer, and encouragement not to sweat the small stuff, this Friday episode reminds listeners they matter and invites them to find peace and joy in God's care.

• Host Angel opens the Friday edition of Have Faith, Let It Begin with gratitude, a brief personal update about her son Noah's double ear infection, and a call to join together in prayer.
• The episode features a communal prayer asking for peace, guidance, and healing, special mentions for families and friends in need, and the recitation of the Lord's Prayer.
• Angel also shares the upcoming episode schedule and closes with encouragement to keep faith and trust in God’s presence each day.

Then, Now, Forever — WWE Fans Piledriven

A wrestling fan and pastor-in-training reflects on decades of memories from Hulk Hogan to John Cena, shares personal encounters, and laments how rising costs and fragmented streaming have priced families out of the sport they love.

He delivers an open letter urging WWE and ESPN to restore affordability and the sense of community behind the slogan "Then, Now, Forever, Together." This episode blends nostalgia, frustration, and a heartfelt plea to keep wrestling accessible for future generations. #WWE #WWENetwork #WWERaw #WWESmackDown #WWENXT #WrestlingFans #WrestlingCommunity #WrestlingLife #ProWrestling #WWEPLE #WrestleMania #WWETKO #SubscriptionFatigue #CutTheCord #StreamingWars#wheneverwhereverweremeanttobetogether #FansAreTheTagTeam #GoodbyeWWE #WrestlingMovement #fansmatterto #TooExpensive #PriceHike #sportsfansandsportsfreaks #FanVoices @wwe #TripleH #TKO #WWE #HaveFaithLetItBegin #FaithAndSports #dailycommuter #FaithCommunity #PodcasterLife #WWE #WrestlingFans #wheneverwhereverweremeanttobetogether #gorillatagfans #GoodbyeWWE

Faith When you Feel Alone

Host Angel Santana shares a heartwarming episode about feeling lonely and discovering God's constant presence. Through personal stories, scripture (Matthew 28:20), and moments with his family, he encourages listeners that they matter and are never alone.

The episode includes prayer, uplifting affirmations, and a reminder to tune in each weekday for more encouragement from the Have Faith, Let It Begin family.

S8EP:2099 Test Anxiety & Faith

Today, I want to talk to you about something that many of us have struggled with, test anxiety. For some of you, it happens in school. It happens in school exams. For others, it happens in the tests of everyday life. Big decisions, right? Challenges at work or choices about the future. Anxiety is real, but so is God's presence in the middle of it.

Faith & Mental Health

In this episode of Have Faith, Let It Begin, hosts Angel Santana and Dr. E explore how faith and mental health intersect, addressing stigma, the need for professional care, and personal stories of loss and hope.

They discuss integrating spiritual support and modern medicine, the shortage of mental health resources, and offer encouragement and prayer for those struggling, reminding listeners they are not alone.

S8EP:2097 Challenges Are Not Roadblocks

Host Angel Santana closes the week with a hopeful message: challenges are not the end of your story but opportunities for growth, healing, and God to show His strength. Drawing on John 16:33, John 13:34, and Psalm 34:18, the episode explores faith, forgiveness, mental-health struggles, and the power of small acts of kindness.

Angel invites listeners to commit to one random act of kindness starting Monday, highlights the podcast's mission to spread unity and hope, and reminds the Have Faith family about Citizens Reunited to Overcome Cancer. A short prayer and encouragement to keep God first wraps up the episode.

In this reflective episode, we pause to remember the lives lost and the heroes who emerged on September 11, 2001. Through prayer and remembrance, the host honors passengers, first responders, survivors, and families affected by the tragedy, calling for unity, compassion, and a commitment to live with purpose and faith.

We remember, we honor, and we vow to never forget.