In this episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell Podcast, the first standout topic is Erica’s Faith Walk reflection on the fruit of the Spirit (love, joy, peace, patience, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, self-control) and how genuine faith is demonstrated through character, not just church attendance. She challenges listeners: “How do I know I’m a Christian? What proves it?” and reminds us that the fruit of the Spirit should be evident in everyday life, not just Sunday mornings. Drawing on the transcript, she points out that many attend church for years yet still struggle with kindness, self-control, and consistency—reminding us we’re called to live out faith, not just declare it.

Next, in the Fresh Word Friday segment, Pastor Albert Tate delivers a message about going beyond comfort zones and expanding our horizons. He says that stepping outside your familiar environment—whether it’s culturally, geographically, or relationally—enriches your life and faith, and that we experience the fullness of God when we venture beyond what’s safe and known. This call to discomfort resonates with his broader teaching on discipleship and authentic Christian life. Finally, the interview with Lisa Knowles‑Smith of The Brown Singers spotlights her new single “Promises” from their upcoming Live in Dallas album, rooted in the idea that God’s promises are unwavering no matter the season. As sources note, the single is a powerful reminder that “His word never changes,” and Lisa expresses that she wanted listeners to experience revival and be lifted out of their current struggle through their music.

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On this episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell, Erica kicks things off with her Faith Walk, where she shares how the Holy Spirit acts as that gentle “snitch” in our lives—nudging us to wake up early, notice the boot on our car, or stay calm when the ride gets slow. She reminds us that these divine inklings aren’t to cause panic, but to help us stand in peace when chaos strikes. Drawing from everyday moments—like seeing that boot or being delayed by a talkative driver—Erica emphasizes: you don’t have to blow up emotionally just because circumstances frustrate you.

Later in the show, Erica delivers her Erica-ism of the Day: Who Do You Vent To? She challenges listeners to consider the difference between sharing with safe, trusted confidants vs. offloading everything on social media. As her podcast page puts it, honest emotional outlets require healthy boundaries, not just public confession. Shifting into culture and sports, Erica sits down with veteran reporter Steve Wyche (an HBCU alum) about his transition from covering the NFL to elevating HBCU stories on the streaming platform HBCU Go. Wyche highlights how these smaller campuses operate as tight-knit families—athletics, bands and all—and how he’s honored to showcase their culture and legacy to a wider audience.

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In today’s episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell, Erica Campbell dives deep into three transformative themes: first, in her Faith Walk segment Learn the Lesson, she reminds us that God’s timing often places us in a process, so we’ll grow, not just so we’ll get the answer. She urges listeners to ask not only “When will this be over?” but “What am I supposed to learn?” when facing life’s challenges.

Next, in her Ericaism of the day Put the Weight Down, Erica compares carrying past hurts and frustrations to lugging around a gallon of water—it’s heavy, pointless, and keeps you from fully walking in your purpose. She encourages you to lay that burden at Jesus’ feet and step into freedom. Finally, during Love Talk Ask the Question, Erica emphasizes the importance of open, honest communication in relationships. She points out that whether you’re asking a partner for help or simply stating a need, withholding the question only weakens connection and intimacy.
Together, these segments call listeners to allow the process to refine them, to release what’s holding them back, and to speak about their truth in love.

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Ready to rise and shine? Let’s dive into three powerful moments from Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell speak to the heart of progress, partnership, and purpose.

First up, Erica’s “Faith Walk”-moment reminds us: you can’t skip the process. Drawing from a story about a student who simply used the answers in the back of the book, Erica emphasizes that God wants to see the work — the heart posture, the growth, the stretching — not just the result. It’s a call to embrace the full journey of relationships, careers, parenting, and faith, because you may get the answer, but if you didn’t walk through the process, you’re not fully equipped.
Next, in her “Ericaism of the Day,” she explores the power of collaboration. Recalling her own experience in the music industry (when she and Tina Campbell worked with a large team to produce the hit “Shackles,” for example), she highlights how leaning on others’ ideas and strengths doesn’t undercut you — it strengthens the mission. “If you try to do it all by yourself, you’ll struggle,” she says, underscoring that unity and humility open the door for something bigger than solo success.
Finally, their energizing interview with gospel powerhouse Tye Tribbett featured his new single “Religious (Holy You)” and the upcoming “We Outside Tour,” which blends faith, culture and worship in fresh ways. Tribbett’s message is that true worship often happens beyond four walls, in the midst of life — and that his music is meant to be “something solid to hold on to when turbulence hits.”

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This episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell brings laughter, faith, and inspiration to start your day right. In her Faith Walk, Erica reminds listeners that “God ain’t petty” — He doesn’t hold grudges like we do, and forgiveness is a path to freedom, not pride. In her Ericaism of the day, “My Girl Theresa,” Erica shares a heartfelt story about a friend whose unwavering kindness became a reminder to lead with love even when life feels unfair. The morning’s highlight comes during Fresh Word Friday, where Bishop Jason Nelson drops spiritual wisdom about trusting God through transitions, encouraging believers to keep their faith active when life feels uncertain.

From joy-filled birthday shoutouts to real talk about staying spiritually grounded, the Get Up crew—Erica, GRIFF, and the whole team—deliver motivation with heart. Whether you’re praising in your car or powering through your morning routine, this episode reminds us that God’s timing is perfect, His grace is bigger than our mistakes, and there’s always joy waiting on the other side of obedience.

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On this spiritually uplifting episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell, Erica, GRIFF, and Cheryl dive into a powerful Faith Walk titled Knowing His Voice. Erica shares a personal story that connects to John 10:27, reminding listeners that recognizing God’s voice requires intentional time in His Word, quiet reflection, and a willing heart. Whether in moments of triumph or trial, Erica urges believers to tune out distractions, listen closely, and obey when God speaks — because discernment grows through relationship.

In the hilarious yet heartfelt E & G True Hollywood Bible Story, Erica and GRIFF reimagine the story of Mary and Martha visiting Jesus, blending biblical truth with a touch of comedy to show how busyness can get in the way of true worship. The episode rounds out with Erica’s moving Love Talk about her live event Laugh, Cry, Heal, where she opens up about the emotional power of tears and how releasing pain can lead to joy and freedom. Through laughter, storytelling, and scripture, this episode offers a refreshing balance of humor and healing for anyone seeking to draw closer to God while navigating everyday life.

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On this inspiring episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell, Erica, GRIFF, and Cheryl get the day started with a powerful Faith Walk on being Perpetual Praisers. Erica encourages listeners to praise God not only in good times but through hardship—reminding everyone that true faith is shown when you lift your hands even in pain, loss, or uncertainty. Her message of praise in every circumstance set a tone of gratitude and resilience for the morning.

In her Love Talk, Erica challenged couples and families to listen better—not to debate, fix, or defend, but to truly hear one another with patience and understanding. The message struck a chord with GRIFF, who hilariously admitted trying (and struggling) to stay present in conversations with his wife. The show also welcomed Judge Melodee Armstrong, who broke down how ongoing tariffs and inflation are impacting businesses and consumers, and explained a new Supreme Court ruling that could help reduce unnecessary police shootings. Between spiritual wisdom and real-world insight, this episode reminded listeners that faith, communication, and awareness go hand in hand in creating a better life and community.

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This episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell uplifts listeners with faith, self-reflection, and inspiration. In her Faith Walk, Erica reminds believers not to doubt God’s promises — even when the path seems impossible — using the story of Abraham and Sarah to highlight the importance of unwavering faith. Later, in her Ericaism, she shares a personal moment of embarrassment while honoring Lionel Richie, turning it into a powerful message about resilience and the ability to recover from mistakes. Meanwhile, financial expert Jini Thornton returns for Money Mondays, guiding listeners through the final IRS tax deadline and how to avoid costly filing errors. The Get Up Poll invites callers to share the healthy lifestyle changes they’re making to honor their bodies and faith, sparking relatable, heartfelt conversations about wellness and self-discipline. Rounding out the show, R&B artist Jane Hancock stops by to debut her soulful new single “Just Believe,” sharing how faith and grief inspired her creative journey and how she’s spreading positivity on Snoop Dogg’s Death Row Records.

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