It’s Thursday, February 19th, 2026. I’m Angel — welcome to Have Faith. The episode opens with a quiet but convincing whisper: “You should be further; you should look like them.” Comparison creeps in and steals joy.

Drawing from Galatians 6:4, Angel reminds listeners that God didn’t create duplicates — your timeline, calling, and journey are uniquely yours. Rather than competing, the only progress worth measuring is whether you’re walking closer to God than yesterday.

Through candid reflection and a short, powerful prayer, this episode invites you to stop comparing and start trusting. Remember today because you matter. Have faith — let it begin.

On a quiet Ash Wednesday, the host invites you into a gentle but urgent story: a call to return. The episode opens with the simple, grounding words for dust you are, and traces how those ashes can become the first step toward surrender, not shame.

Through plainspoken scripture and pastoral warmth, the narrator walks listeners from the noise of daily life into a purposeful season of Lent — a journey of reflection, fasting, and honest prayer. Each moment is framed as restoration, not punishment, and the listener is asked to consider what must be laid down to make room for new life.

Short, tender, and hopeful, this episode promises a slow reset: reflective prompts, themes of forgiveness and renewal, and an invitation to begin together — because before resurrection comes repentance, and every return is welcomed.

It’s Wednesday, February 18th—Angel invites you into a quiet, honest moment where forgiveness isn’t a lecture but a lifeline. Walk with a voice that admits how heavy today may feel, names the sting of what was done, and then shows how releasing that weight hands justice back to God and opens space for peace.

This episode moves from ache to action: a gentle challenge to be kind, a reminder of Ephesians 4:32, and a short, heartfelt prayer that asks for courage, tears, and the slow work of healing. Tune in to feel seen, to let go, and to begin again—because forgiveness frees you.

It’s Tuesday, February 17th, and the day starts ordinary—no fireworks, no big answers—just a long, quiet season that makes you wonder if anything will ever change. The episode opens with that hush, the kind that presses on your patience and asks the hard question: is God really moving when I can’t see it?

Through vivid moments and gentle honesty, the message follows the unseen choreography of grace: conversations being aligned you haven’t had yet, hearts being softened you haven’t spoken to, opportunities being prepared beyond your view. Anchored by Romans 8:28, the narrative reveals how God fashions good even through silence, turning seeming delay into a careful, loving preparation.

By the end, prayer and encouragement meet your waiting heart—reminding you that silence is not absence and delay is not defeat. This short, faithful episode invites you to trust the hidden work of God, to hold hope when progress is invisible, and to step forward with the assurance: you matter. Have faith—let it begin.

It's Monday and the week opens with an honest confession many avoid: sometimes your faith feels dry. You pray, you read, you sing, and yet everything feels quiet. This episode welcomes you into that experience and reframes it as a season of hidden growth rather than spiritual defeat.

Using Psalm 42:2 — "My soul thirsts for God, for the living God" — the host tells a story of longing that becomes proof of life: thirst shows desire. Dryness becomes a classroom where faith learns steadiness, not fireworks. You’ll hear gentle, practical encouragement to stay planted, keep praying in the silence, and trust that roots are strengthening beneath the surface.

With a short, grounding prayer and a call to perseverance, this episode is a companion for anyone wondering what’s wrong with their faith — and a reminder that deep roots often form before visible fruit appears. Have faith. Let it begin.

Tag In Jesus: Let God Fight Your Battles

You've been in the ring long enough — late nights, clenched jaws, the weight of arguments and outcomes you were never meant to carry alone. This episode opens on that quiet, heavy moment when you finally ask: what if I don't have to win every fight?

Then someone whispers Exodus 14:14: "The Lord will fight for you; you need only be still." It's not surrender as failure, but a bold strategy. Tagging in Jesus doesn't mean giving up; it means turning the page and trusting that the cross has already faced what you're afraid of.

Listen as burdened resolve turns into calm faith, and fear loosens its grip. Peace walks in, strength follows, and victory is no longer a struggle but a promise. Turn the page. Tag him in. Have faith — let it begin.

Angel opens the episode from a sleepy morning, nursing a cold and carrying a message that feels like a quiet rallying cry: sometimes the fiercest battles are fought on tired feet. She turns a small, honest moment—feeling worn, tempted to stop—into a story about stubborn hope and the surprising power of weakness.

Drawing on 2 Corinthians 12:9, she reframes struggle as proof you're still standing and invites listeners to a softer kind of courage: whisper a prayer, keep showing up, and trust that grace works in the silence. It’s part two of "Evil Won’t Win," a short, tender call to faith that celebrates gentle persistence as true victory.

A voice stands at the edge of defeat and refuses to yield, watching negativity try to infiltrate a home, a life, and the joy inside. With vivid sports metaphors and intimate confession, the narrator maps every tackle and home run that threatens to steal peace, only to reveal a deeper, unshakable resolve.

As setbacks mount, the real story unfolds: a tag-team partner who never quits, a faith that rewrites the scoreboard, and the quiet power of forgiveness. This episode traces the tension between darkness and light and the small triumphs that lead to ultimate victory.

Listen in for a short, stirring narrative of resilience—where losses are counted, hope is chosen, and the final inning belongs to a higher hand.