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FULL SHOW | Ruby Bridges Walk to School Day; Leroy Thomas Debuts New Single ‘On Time’; Fresh Word Friday with Bishop Joel Peebles; and MORE
This uplifting episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell (with Dr. Kym Lee King sitting in) centers on next-level faith and next-level letting go. In her Faith Walk, Kym challenges listeners to release old versions of themselves, stale habits and fear so God can make room for “what’s next,” echoing Philippians 3:13’s call to forget what’s behind and reach forward. Bishop Joel Peebles’ Fresh Word Friday drives the point home, warning that “broken people break people” and urging you to watch who you let speak into your life, because your three closest friends often point to your future. Kym’s “Kymism” and thoughts tie it all together: God is the “master editor” of your life, pruning jealous, stagnant or one-sided relationships so your circle is full of truth-tellers, accountability and real love, not just hype and hidden resentment.
The show also spotlights new gospel music and real-world headlines. Houston worship leader Leroy Thomas stops by to debut his single “On Time,” a choir-ready reminder that God shows up right when you need Him, and shares his Heartstrings Foundation, created to keep music education and artistry alive in underserved communities. In news with Sybil Wilkes, listeners hear about Ruby Bridges Walk to School Day, honoring the six-year-old who bravely integrated a New Orleans elementary school in 1960 and became a lasting symbol of the civil-rights movement; the US Mint’s decision to stop minting new pennies after more than two centuries because each one now costs more than a cent to produce; and new USC research linking the dry-cleaning chemical PCE to a higher risk of liver fibrosis, underscoring why paying attention to everyday chemicals matters. Ruby Bridges Walk to School Day Dr. Willie Jolly reminds everyone that “your history is not your destiny,” and the team closes by pushing listeners to get back in a Bible-believing church, trust God’s timing, and let go of whatever’s holding them back from their next level.
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This uplifting episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell (with Dr. Kym Lee King sitting in) centers on next-level faith and next-level letting go. In her Faith Walk, Kym challenges listeners to release old versions of themselves, stale habits and fear so God can make room for “what’s next,” echoing Philippians 3:13’s call to forget what’s behind and reach forward. Bishop Joel Peebles’ Fresh Word Friday drives the point home, warning that “broken people break people” and urging you to watch who you let speak into your life, because your three closest friends often point to your future. Kym’s “Kymism” and thoughts tie it all together: God is the “master editor” of your life, pruning jealous, stagnant or one-sided relationships so your circle is full of truth-tellers, accountability and real love, not just hype and hidden resentment.
The show also spotlights new gospel music and real-world headlines. Houston worship leader Leroy Thomas stops by to debut his single “On Time,” a choir-ready reminder that God shows up right when you need Him, and shares his Heartstrings Foundation, created to keep music education and artistry alive in underserved communities. In news with Sybil Wilkes, listeners hear about Ruby Bridges Walk to School Day, honoring the six-year-old who bravely integrated a New Orleans elementary school in 1960 and became a lasting symbol of the civil-rights movement; the US Mint’s decision to stop minting new pennies after more than two centuries because each one now costs more than a cent to produce; and new USC research linking the dry-cleaning chemical PCE to a higher risk of liver fibrosis, underscoring why paying attention to everyday chemicals matters. Ruby Bridges Walk to School Day Dr. Willie Jolly reminds everyone that “your history is not your destiny,” and the team closes by pushing listeners to get back in a Bible-believing church, trust God’s timing, and let go of whatever’s holding them back from their next level.
Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/get-up-mornings-erica-campbell
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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