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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The latest episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell opens with a powerful reminder from Erica’s Faith Walk, centering on the comfort and guidance found in declaring “The Lord is my shepherd.” The episode flows into heartfelt testimonies from listeners who’ve experienced undeniable miracles—from surviving cardiac arrest to walking away from a collision with an 18-wheeler—bringing the morning show’s spiritual heartbeat to life. In between, Grammy-nominated financial expert Jini Thorton stops by for Money Mondays, offering practical strategies for avoiding holiday overspending, using reward points wisely, and setting boundaries that protect both the spirit and the wallet during high-pressure gifting season.

Erica continues uplifting the audience through her Ericaism, “You Deserve More,” urging listeners to stop accepting half-love, half-commitment, and half-effort—from partners, family, or anyone else. She explains that true self-love requires boundaries, clarity, and refusing relationships that only do “relationship things” without relationship accountability. The episode closes with the Love Talk, expanding that message to family dynamics during the holiday season and reminding listeners that while relatives may fall short, God’s love never does. With inspiration, financial wisdom, and deep emotional honesty, this episode delivers a balanced blend of faith, empowerment, and practical life tools.

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Starting the morning with warmth and clarity, Erica’s Faith Walk reminds listeners that despite the headlines and hurtful church experiences, there are still loving, healthy, spiritually grounded churches where people can grow, heal, and be embraced as they are. Her message echoes broader trends: according to Barna research, nearly one-third of churchgoers are actively seeking new church homes, yet many also say supportive community is still the most influential factor keeping them in the faith. Erica’s personal story about the youth ministry she grew up in—and the gang member who walked in ready to change her life—anchors the theme that real ministry meets people with grace, not judgment.

From there, the show shifts into one of its funniest recurring bits: the E&G True Hollywood Bible Story, this time retelling Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego surviving the fiery furnace with a cameo from Jesus himself—plus surprise comedic appearances from Kirk Franklin and Ledisi. And rounding out the show, gospel songwriter Darius Paulk joins the team to debut his new Christmas single “Go Tell It.” Paulk, known for writing songs like “Nobody Greater,” talks about creating a fresh holiday anthem that encourages believers to share their testimonies boldly. Together, the episode blends humor, Scripture, testimony, and inspiration into a morning that reminds listeners why Get Up! Mornings continues to resonate so widely.

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This episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell leans all the way into encouragement for weary hearts. In the Faith Walk: “Processing Through the Pain,” Erica and the team unpack how God doesn’t waste our tears—reminding listeners that pain can be a pathway to purpose if we let God walk us through it instead of pretending everything is fine. Later, in her ERICAism: “Sowing Takes Time,” Erica keeps it real about wanting instant results while God is calling us to be faithful farmers—planting seeds of obedience, generosity, and consistency today, trusting that the harvest will come in due season even when we can’t see anything breaking through the soil yet.

The show also brings some holiday joy as MAJOR. stops by to debut his new Christmas song, sharing the heart behind the record and how he hopes it points people back to hope, love, and the real meaning of the season. Between MAJOR.’s soulful sound, Dr. Willie Jolley’s reminder that you can change your life in a minute, and Love Talk’s reassurance that “Love Is Possible” even after heartbreak, this episode wraps honest conversations about struggle in a blanket of faith, patience, and possibility.

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The show opens strong with Erica’s Faith Walk “Let Patience Work,” reminding listeners that waiting isn’t passive — it’s a spiritual discipline. She leans on Scripture (e.g. James 1:2–4, Galatians 5:22) to encourage believers to let patience mature their faith, especially when prayers seem delayed or situations feel stagnant. Her words hit home as she urges the church not to rush or compare seasons — trusting God’s timing can lead us into deeper purpose and greater strength.

Mid-show, gospel singer–songwriter Charles Butler Jr. stops by to debut his newest track, Jesus Reigns, sharing his journey and how he hopes his music leads listeners back to hope, worship, and identity in Christ. The segment brings tangible encouragement: Butler talks about grace, perseverance, and using your talent to uplift others. Later, Erica shifts into Love Talk: “Love Yourself Enough,” urging listeners to examine their boundaries — especially self-care, soul care, and healthy relationships. She explains that loving yourself enough means refusing toxic cycles, speaking truth to yourself, and honoring the value God placed in you at creation. The episode blends spiritual depth, musical ministry, and tough self-reflection — making it a powerful dose of encouragement for anyone wrestling with waiting, self-worth, or direction.

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Are you ready to start your day with a dose of faith, laughter, and uplifting conversation? Join Erica Campbell and the Get Up Church family as they welcome December with open arms and hearts full of gratitude. This episode brings the perfect blend of spiritual nourishment and real talk to kickstart your week.

In this episode, Erica shares her powerful "Faith Walk" message about preparing for Judgment Day, reminding listeners that our choices and words will meet us in the end. She's even writing a play for the youth at her church to drive this important message home. Meanwhile, the team debates whether it's still safe to eat Thanksgiving leftovers (spoiler: today might be your last chance!), and Griff processes his Michigan team's tough loss with good humor.

The show delivers practical wisdom through Dave Anderson's financial tips, reminding us that "December isn't the cool down, it's the closing round" - the perfect time to audit your year and prepare for financial success in the new year. Dr. Willie Jolly adds that happiness is directly proportional to gratitude, encouraging listeners to count their blessings even on tough days.

From birthday shoutouts to sports updates, from Erica's candid "Love Talk" about patience in relationships to her honest "Ericaism" about dealing with insincerity, this episode offers something for everyone seeking to grow in faith and navigate life's challenges with grace.

Don't miss a single episode of Get Up Mornings with Erica Campbell - where faith meets real life, and every day starts with purpose!

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The day kicks off with a powerful Faith Walk, “Speak Up, Brothers,” where Erica delivers a heartfelt message about emotional honesty, especially for men. Drawing from scripture, she encourages listeners to stop carrying life in silence and to reach out for help instead of fading into isolation. The message hits home as she talks about the danger of pretending everything is okay, reminding everyone that asking for help isn’t weakness—it’s survival. That message blends seamlessly into the show’s uplifting energy with birthday shoutouts, prayer, and community support, creating an atmosphere that feels more like a support group than a radio show.

In Healthy Ever After, Ayurveda practitioner Alana Atkins breaks down how holiday eating doesn’t have to wreck your body if you eat mindfully, slow down, and move after meals. She also talks about setting boundaries during the holidays so you don’t carry emotional stress that doesn’t belong to you. Later, during Love Talk: “Relearning Love,” Erica unpacks what real love actually means using 1 Corinthians 13—stressing patience, kindness, and maturity over toxic behavior labeled as “love.” Paired with Mr. Griffin’s emotional testimony about ongoing health struggles, the episode becomes a full-circle reminder that faith, health, and love are all connected—and you don’t have to go through any of it alone.

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The morning begins with Erica’s Faith Walk on discipline, patience, and commitment, where she reflects on getting back into the gym with her trainer and how spiritual and physical growth both require consistent work. She emphasizes that no quick fixes—whether in fitness or faith—replace the daily grind, urging listeners to honor the body God gave them by putting in the effort. Throughout the hour, she reinforces the message that taking responsibility for your growth is an act of gratitude to God.

The show also features a heartfelt interview with Bishop Bruce Parham, who shares the story behind his hit gospel single “Call on Jesus” and talks about preparing for his upcoming live recording in Trenton, NJ—where his daughter and godson will take part, making the moment especially meaningful. Later, Erica’s Love Talk dives into the power of hugs, explaining how intentional physical connection releases oxytocin and reduces stress, helping partners “reset” emotionally before heading into the day. Whether through spiritual discipline, renewed creativity, or simple affection, today’s episode centers on choosing actions that strengthen you and the people you love.

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