Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell delivers powerful encouragement on Christmas Eve with a Faith Walk centered on staying focused and not getting distracted while doing God’s work. Drawing from the story of Nehemiah, Erica reminds listeners that opposition often shows up when you’re moving in the right direction—and that perseverance, prayer, and spiritual discipline are key to finishing what God assigned you to do. The message resonates deeply during a season when stress, grief, and reflection can easily pull focus away from purpose.

The show also features a heartfelt interview with MAJOR., who stops by to discuss his reimagined Christmas release, “Little Drummer Boy.” He opens up about hope, gratitude, and the importance of reflecting on what God has already done, especially during the holidays. Erica’s Ericaism, The Power of Gospel Music, ties everything together with a moving reflection on how gospel songs carry people through pain, restore faith, and change lives—sometimes quietly, one listener at a time. The episode closes with Love Talk reflections on long, beautiful love, reminding listeners that commitment, patience, and grace are essential to relationships that last.

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Christmas week on Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell brings a whole lot of heart: Erica’s “Praying For You” message turns into a real talk moment for anybody feeling tension in their relationship—she says you can see when love is missing, and encourages couples to have the hard conversation, pray for each other, and fight for the kind of love that brings peace (not just “function”).

Then gospel legend Donnie McClurkin joins the show to introduce his new song “Better After A While,” explaining it’s meant to remind people that—even in tough times—God is still in control and things will get better. Donnie also shares that this upcoming project is his final album, titled Finally, and reveals he suffered a massive heart attack right after finishing the recording—making the moment feel even more full-circle and faith-filled.

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Life’s toughest moments take center stage on this episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell as Erica delivers a powerful Faith Walk exploring why we are tested and how trials are often preparation—not punishment. Drawing from real-life reflection, Erica reminds listeners that tests reveal what’s truly inside us and often come just before elevation. The message encourages believers to lean into God’s Word as the ultimate “cheat code,” respond to challenges with faith instead of fear, and trust that every test has a purpose beyond the pain.

The show also brings practical wisdom during Money Monday with financial expert Jini Thornton, who shares smart, actionable habits for saving, budgeting, and building financial discipline heading into the new year—emphasizing automation, intentional spending, and long-term planning. Wrapping things up with Love Talk on affirmations, Erica highlights the importance of speaking life over relationships, families, and ourselves, reminding listeners that words have the power to heal, strengthen, and restore. Together, faith, finances, and love create a roadmap for navigating life with confidence and grace.

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Today’s Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell delivered a powerful blend of spiritual encouragement, timeless Scripture, and real-life inspiration that left listeners uplifted and motivated. Erica kicked things off with a compelling Faith Walk — “Unwrap Your Spiritual Gifts,” reminding believers that God equips each of us uniquely for service and purpose, even when those gifts feel dormant or overlooked. This message set the tone for the show’s deep dive into identity and calling. Later, the E&G True Hollywood Bible Story brought to life the remarkable journey of Elizabeth and Zechariah — a faithful, devout couple of advanced age who were blessed with the birth of John the Baptist after years of waiting and prayer, illustrating that God’s timing and promises often reveal themselves in unexpected ways.

The episode also featured a heartfelt conversation with Charity Jordan, an artist, educator, and creator whose work bridges faith, family, and cultural relevance, offering listeners encouragement on following their own paths with courage and conviction. (Charity Jordan is known as an actress, educator, and advocate on social media and through MommyUncensored.TV, encouraging women and families.) Between birthday shoutouts, Ericaism: “Knowing God’s Voice,” and moments of confession and encouragement, the show wove a tapestry of grace, purpose, and hope — reminding everybody that spiritual gifts don’t expire, biblical stories still speak into our lives, and God’s voice is always inviting us deeper into our calling.

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Starting with an encouraging reminder for anyone feeling overwhelmed, Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell delivers a powerful Faith Walk centered on perseverance and trust in God. Erica opens up about facing uncertainty and emotional weight, reminding listeners that faith is often proven in the valley—not on the mountaintop. Anchored in scripture and personal reflection, the message emphasizes that God doesn’t ask for full understanding, only trust, and reassures listeners that they are being carried through their challenges, not breaking under them.

The show also highlights uplifting conversations and inspiration, including gospel artist Vernon Byrd, who stops by to introduce his new single “It’s Yours,” a worship-filled reminder that everything belongs to God. In the Love Talk, Erica encourages grace and patience in relationships, stressing the importance of giving people time to heal instead of rushing emotional resolution. Together with wisdom from Dr. Willie Jolley on sharing joy during the holiday season, the episode blends faith, music, and real-life lessons into a message of hope, endurance, and spiritual renewal.

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On today’s episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell, Erica opens with a powerful Faith Walk teaching on what it means to approach God and others with pure intentions. Drawing from Matthew 5:8, she reminds listeners that a genuine heart—not accolades, not performance—positions us to see God clearly and walk in peace. Her message centers on resisting manipulation, releasing offense, and keeping love at the core of our actions, especially during the holiday season when giving sometimes becomes transactional. Erica’s relatable stories about checking her own tone, slowing down before reacting, and choosing humility deepen the devotional moment and connect directly to the emotional challenges listeners face daily.

Christmas spirit takes center stage as Bebe Winans joins the show, bringing warmth, humor, and insight into his new song “Wishing You a Merry Christmas” from the film We Three Kings. He shares how acting stretched him creatively, why excellence in ministry matters, and what fans can expect from his long-awaited album releasing next year. Later, Erica returns with her Ericaism, “You Deserve More,” encouraging listeners to honor their worth, embrace the peace of God, and establish healthy boundaries without guilt. Together, these segments create an uplifting blend of faith, music, and practical wisdom for anyone needing encouragement during the busy holiday season.

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The show opens with an energizing reminder that faith is not passive but purposeful, as Erica’s Faith Walk focuses on “Reaching the Lost,” urging listeners to extend real, intentional love toward people who’ve drifted away from church or community. She encourages believers to step beyond routines and reclaim the heart of ministry—seeking out those who feel forgotten or spiritually disconnected. The conversation deepens when Erica’s Ericaism, “Have Kid Confidence,” reframes confidence through the lens of childhood boldness—fearless, joyful, assumption-free self-belief. With relatable humor and spiritual grounding, she challenges listeners to shake off insecurity, walk into rooms knowing they belong, and reject the low self-esteem that adulthood often teaches.

Bringing practical insight to the inspiration, Judge Melodee Armstrong joins the show to break down urgent legal issues shaping everyday life—from the growing need for AI protections and antitrust enforcement, to the power (and consequences) of presidential executive orders. She highlights how new federal actions aim to safeguard consumers and small businesses from biased algorithms, misinformation, and tech-driven inequities. The show blends spiritual encouragement with real-world guidance, leaving listeners uplifted, informed, and better prepared to face the day ahead.

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The episode opens with a vibrant reminder that the next generation isn’t abandoning faith the way headlines often suggest. In her Faith Walk, Erica shares a moving story about a 19-year-old who urged his family to join California Worship Center—proof, she says, that plenty of young adults are seeking God, serving in ministry, and anchoring themselves in prayer communities. She celebrates these “quiet but committed” young believers as evidence that youth church culture is alive and thriving. Later in her Ericaism, she challenges listeners to choose wisely and not make emotion-driven decisions that lead to unnecessary struggle, emphasizing that discernment is a spiritual discipline that shapes future peace.

The show’s emotional arc continues in the Love Talk, where Erica breaks down the difference between human love—which can be inconsistent, conditional, and rooted in longing—and God’s love, which is steady, unwavering, and restorative. She invites listeners to stop using flawed love songs as their reference point and instead ground their relationships in divine love that never fails. The episode closes with gospel artist Thomas Ware, who debuts his new Christmas single “Christmas with Mama.” Ware reflects on creating music that honors both memory and legacy while sharing about his life as a pastor, mental-health advocate, and upcoming projects, including his holiday album The Gift Called Love. The conversation brings warmth and heart to an episode centered on faith, intentional living, and learning how to love better.

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