Have Faith Let It Begin

Angel Santana delivers a Christmas-themed episode about "Respecting One Another in a Divided World," rooted in 1 Peter 2:17 and modeled on Jesus’ example of speaking truth with love. He highlights practical steps—listen before responding, avoid humiliation, and practice patience, grace, and humility in disagreements. The episode also includes community invitations: a live sermon Sunday at First Reformed Church and the return of Santa for the annual candy cane story on Christmas Eve and Christmas morning. Have faith; let it begin.

Control What You Can — 60 Seconds to Take Charge Welcome to the 60 Seconds Motivational Topic with Angel Santana. In this short episode, the host reminds listeners to focus on what they can control — their attitude, effort, and response — even when life brings unexpected delays and stress. Let go of what you can’t change and take ownership of what you can; that shift in choice brings peace, clarity, and progress. Have faith and let it begin. Merry Christmas — join us on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day for the story of the candy cane.

 "Kindness Is the Language of Christmas," drawing on Ephesians 4:32 to show how quiet, everyday kindness—listening, forgiving, and noticing the unseen—reflects Christ.  

You're Closer Than You Think 60 Seconds of Hope  Angel Santana delivers a short, powerful message about faith, persistence, and the unseen progress that builds toward success. When effort feels wasted, remember roots grow underground — keep going, stay the course, and your breakthrough may be nearer than you think. Merry Christmas and join us for the story of the candy on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.

Host Angel Santana reflects on the true meaning of Christmas: that love came down first, not decorations or gifts. Using John 3:16, he encourages listeners to choose love through patience, compassion, and grace, and to let that love flow through them. Join the Have Faith family for upcoming live events — a sermon on Sunday, December 14th at 10 a.m. EST and the annual candy cane tradition on Christmas Eve and Christmas morning — as they celebrate faith, family, and the spirit of giving.