In this episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell, Erica opened with a Faith Walk centered on “The Peace Guard”, urging listeners to let God’s peace stand before their hearts and minds — not as absence of trouble, but as a supernatural presence shielding from fear and chaos. Her Erica-ism of the Day, “Life Has No Warning,” challenged us to embrace uncertainty with faith, reminding us that God sometimes brings new seasons without prior notice and that we grow when we move even when we don’t see the ground ahead.

The Fresh Word Friday message from Pastor Nancy Dufresne cautioned believers not to settle for temporary relief from spiritual battles, but to claim full victory through Christ — relief is fleeting, but victory is eternal. She’s shared similar “don’t settle” themes on her social platforms. The episode also spotlighted rising gospel artist Julian Cross and his new single “I’m Free,” which he explained came at a moment when he needed to hear that God had already carried his burdens. Cross, rooted in a musical legacy through his grandmother Wendy René, spoke of redemption, freedom, and singing through storms on the show.

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This uplifting episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell was filled with spirit, laughter, and heartfelt wisdom. In her powerful Faith Walk, Erica reflected on the beauty of testimony service — a lost church tradition where believers shared what God had brought them through. She encouraged listeners to boldly tell their stories, not to boast, but to show others that God still redeems, restores, and delivers. The crew, including GRIFF and Cheryl, chimed in with humor and nostalgia, reminding listeners that faith grows stronger when shared openly and honestly.

In her Erica-ism of the Day, Erica urged everyone to check your words, reminding the Get Up Church that what we say reflects the state of our hearts. She challenged listeners to stop glorifying emotional walls, indifference, and bitterness — and instead speak life, compassion, and hope into their daily lives. The show also featured an inspiring conversation with music director and composer Leon Lacy, who previewed his Black Tie Cinematic Symphony — a groundbreaking gospel experience blending orchestra, film, and worship. Wrapping up with Cheryl’s moving Love Talk about rediscovering love after loss, the episode reminded listeners that faith, truth, and love remain the keys to a full and joyful life.

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Opening with spiritual energy, Erica Campbell’s Erica-ism of the Day – “The Power of Gospel Music” reminded listeners that gospel isn’t just a genre, but a force that shifts atmospheres and draws hearts closer to God. In her Faith Walk, she reflected on the humility sometimes required in old age and how apologizing—even late—can unlock grace and unity.

The show’s highlight was a deep interview with Dr. Ian Smith, where he unpacked faith, purpose, and spiritual wellness in everyday life. Also resonating was the Love Talk segment: “Long Beautiful Love,” a candid conversation about choosing devotion over distraction in relationships and guarding your heart with intention.

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On today’s Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell with GRIFF and Cheryl, Erica opened the show with a powerful Faith Walk reminding listeners to reject negative voices and claim the identity God has given them. She encouraged believers to stop letting others define their worth, instead asking God, “Who do You say I am?” Her message of empowerment urged listeners to embrace their gifts, pursue their divine calling, and boldly walk in purpose.

Later, in her Erica-ism of the Day, Erica challenged everyone to reflect on whether they’ve been ignoring God’s call. She reminded the audience that saying “no” to God—even indirectly—keeps them from blessings and growth. The episode also featured a heartfelt conversation with praise and worship leader Isabel Davis, who introduced her new single “Jesus” and spoke about the importance of remaining grounded in private worship while ministering publicly. Davis reminded listeners that there’s still power in calling on the name of Jesus, a message that perfectly tied together the show’s themes of faith, obedience, and spiritual identity.

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On today’s Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell, Erica’s Faith Walk reminded listeners to trust God with big things, not just the small stuff—because true faith means believing that He’s capable of doing the impossible. She encouraged everyone to dream boldly and move with divine confidence even when the vision feels too large to handle. In her Ericaism, she doubled down on that message by urging listeners to practice excellence—saying that consistency and integrity in the little details of life prepare you for the bigger blessings that God is bringing your way.

Money Monday featured business coach Dave Anderson, who shared crucial tips on how to strengthen financial habits through faith-based discipline, emphasizing that prosperity is often a byproduct of stewardship and mindset. And in Love Talk, Erica explored the path to healing love trauma, reminding listeners that emotional restoration takes time, truth, and the willingness to see oneself through God’s lens. Whether it was about faith, finances, or forgiveness, today’s episode was all about learning how to walk with intention and live with excellence in every area of life.

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The morning was filled with faith, encouragement, and celebration as Erica Campbell reminded listeners in her Faith Walk that even in the toughest times, we must find reasons to hold on, trust God, and keep moving forward. Pastor Daryl Black’s Fresh Word Friday message echoed this theme, teaching that it’s our patterns—not just our prayers—that often determine our outcomes, urging believers to break unhealthy cycles and embrace change rooted in faith.

The show also celebrated a major milestone as Cathy Hughes, founder of Radio One, reflected on 45 years of building the largest distributor of Black-owned content in the U.S., reminding listeners of the power of vision, perseverance, and community. Finally, gospel artist Aaron Sledge joined the show to share his inspiring new single “Masterpiece” with his brother BJ the Chicago Kid, offering a soulful reminder that everyone is divinely created with purpose. With faith, legacy, and music leading the way, this episode was equal parts uplifting and empowering.

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On today’s Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell, listeners were encouraged to “Have Big Faith” during the Faith Walk, as Erica reminded everyone to remove limits and boundaries from their belief and trust God for even the impossible. Later in her Ericaism of the Day, she spoke on the importance of keeping your heart right and obedient to the Holy Spirit, even in moments when it feels uncomfortable or inconvenient.

The episode also featured a powerful interview with gospel artist Brian Courtney Wilson, who discussed his new single with Common Hymnal, God Will Prevail, and reflected on faith, justice, and mentoring the next generation of musicians. Rounding out the show, Griff brought humor in the E&G True Hollywood Bible Story, retelling Job’s trials in a lighthearted way, while the crew kept listeners uplifted with trending topics, birthday shoutouts, and community voices full of gratitude and faith.

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This episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell is filled with prayer, laughter, and encouragement to start the day. Erica’s Faith Walk urged listeners to reclaim the practice of meditation, focusing hearts and minds on God’s promises for healing and victory. Griff kept the energy light with reflections from his birthday celebration and his signature humor, while the Get Up Poll invited callers to share how they rebuild their faith when it falters—through scripture, prayer, worship, and remembering God’s past faithfulness.

The show also featured a powerful interview with Jacquelyn Patillo, president of the Gospel Music Association, previewing this year’s Dove Awards and highlighting the importance of celebrating gospel and Christian music in all its diversity. Erica’s Ericaism reminded listeners to “speak life” over their circumstances as she prepared for her Laugh, Cry, Heal event in Birmingham. With trending topics like Fred Hammond’s upcoming stage play Hoodbook and Solange Knowles’ new digital library for rare Black literature, the episode blended inspiration, culture, and gospel music into a joyful midweek lift.

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