Faith, finances, and relationships come together in a powerful reminder to grow with wisdom instead of fear. Erica Campbell’s Faith Walk urges believers to stop romanticizing the past, stay open to new information, and use modern tools—including social media and technology—to reach the next generation; ministry leaders likewise point to technology, shared leadership, and authentic participation as effective ways to connect with Gen Z. Money expert Jini Thornton then tells parents to protect their own retirement before stretching their savings to cover college, because there is no financial aid for retirement, while encouraging families to reuse what they already own, set firm budgets, comparison-shop, and treat student loans as a last resort. 

That financial guidance aligns with consumer recommendations to pursue grants, scholarships, and federal aid before private loans. In Love Talk, Erica challenges couples to stop tracking phones and searching for proof of wrongdoing, arguing that fear-driven surveillance cannot replace honest questions, prayer, and conversations about trust and disconnection. Relationship guidance similarly emphasizes mutually agreed privacy boundaries, open communication, and personal space rather than demanding passwords or monitoring every move—a fitting close to an episode about moving forward with faith, planning, and healthier connection. 

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One word, one renewed mind, and one courageous act of faith can change everything. In this uplifting episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell, Pastor Dharius Daniels delivers a powerful Fresh Word Friday message declaring that your history does not determine your destiny. Drawing from biblical stories of family failure and restoration, he challenges believers to confront harmful patterns, protect the vulnerable, speak up when others stay silent, and trust that God can redeem a painful past. The message echoes Daniels’ broader teaching that believers cannot receive the future God prepared while remaining trapped in what happened before. 

Erica continues the spiritual reset with a Faith Walk rooted in Romans 12:2, reminding listeners that feelings are indicators—not the boss—and that the heart, mind, and soul must be aligned with God’s truth through prayer, Scripture, worship, and renewed thinking. Her message reinforces that spiritual transformation begins by rejecting superficial pressures and intentionally pursuing God’s voice. The show also welcomes Wheeler Avenue Baptist Church worship director Leon C. Lewis to introduce the viral gospel anthem “One Word,” featuring Dr. James Mable Jr., Dr. Marcus D. Cosby, and the church’s mass choir; Lewis says the song came from a sermon about God creating and changing lives through the power of His word. Inspired by the centurion’s faith in Matthew 8, the scripture-centered single has spread from Houston to choirs and congregations nationwide and serves as the first release from the forthcoming Chapters + Verses, Vol. 2. 

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Faith, friendship, and fresh gospel music take center stage in this uplifting episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell. The E&G True Hollywood Bible Story brings Luke 5 to life with a hilarious retelling of the paralyzed man whose determined friends carried him through a crowded house, opened the roof, and lowered him before Jesus—a powerful reminder that active faith, community support, and persistence can overcome every barrier. When Jesus saw their faith, He forgave and healed the man, affirming His authority to restore both body and spirit. 

Lisa Knowles-Smith joins the show to introduce “Goodness,” the first song she wrote after her mother’s passing, honoring a 30-year musical partnership and reminding listeners to notice God’s grace all around them. Released June 5 through EvoWorld Entertainment, the single arrives as Lisa and The Brown Singers celebrate the group’s 50th anniversary and her historic run as the most-decorated female quartet artist in Stellar Awards history. Anthony Evans also debuts “Good Plans,” a live worship anthem written on tour with Chandler Moore, Danielle Munizzi, and Kaleb Carson that draws on Jeremiah 29:11 and encourages believers to trust God’s purpose when the path ahead feels uncertain. Released through Sherman James Productions, the song follows Evans and Carson’s first No. 1 gospel radio hit, “You’re Not Finished.” 

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Faith, accountability, and real-life wisdom were at the heart of this inspiring episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell. With Kelly Kelz filling in for Erica, she delivered a heartfelt Faith Walk about trusting God through life’s transitions, sharing how faith has sustained her family as new opportunities, career changes, and personal growth continue to unfold. Her message encouraged listeners to keep believing even when they cannot see the outcome, reminding everyone that faith is not just about waiting on blessings but living with expectation while doing the work. The show also featured a thought-provoking message from GRIFF, who challenged listeners to think about who is holding them accountable and who is truly checking on their well-being, emphasizing the importance of surrounding yourself with people who will tell you the truth, support you, and help keep you grounded.  

Later, legal expert Judge Melodee Armstrong joined the show to discuss the viral airline incident involving a disruptive passenger who allegedly assaulted travelers and crew members before being restrained and arrested. The conversation explored the potential legal consequences surrounding the situation and broader public safety concerns associated with in-flight disturbances. The show also touched on several noteworthy headlines, including Beyoncé donating $2 million to Harlem’s Studio Museum to support Black artists and cultural preservation, and the announcement that Lonnie G. Bunch III, the first Black Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution and founding director of the National Museum of African American History and Culture, will retire after nearly four decades of service. Together, the conversations delivered a powerful blend of faith, culture, community, and practical encouragement that listeners could carry with them throughout the day. 

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Faith, resilience, and purpose took center stage on this inspiring episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell. Erica delivered a powerful message about aligning your heart with God’s promises, reminding listeners that what you truly believe shapes how you live. That message echoed throughout the show, especially during the E&G True Hollywood Story of Paul and Silas, whose prayers and praise while imprisoned led to a miraculous breakthrough. Their story from Acts 16 continues to inspire believers around the world as an example of faith in the middle of adversity and trusting God even when circumstances look impossible.  

The show also featured a heartfelt conversation with Goo Goo Atkins, who discussed her new memoir, What I Did to Become Who I Am, sharing lessons about faith, confidence, entrepreneurship, and trusting God through delayed dreams. Goo Goo opened up about walking away from opportunities, embracing her unique calling, and discovering that ministry reaches far beyond church walls. Meanwhile, the crew highlighted filmmaker Tyler Perry's decision to pay an $18,000 lien for 81-year-old Illinois homeowner Brenda Daurham, who faced losing her home after an insurance dispute following major water damage. Perry’s act of generosity sparked an important conversation about insurance challenges facing seniors and homeowners across the country. 

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On this inspiring edition of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell, Erica encouraged listeners to embrace the “sacrifice of praise,” reminding them that worshiping God is often most powerful during difficult seasons. Drawing from Hebrews 13:15, she shared how praising God through grief, uncertainty, and hardship can shift perspectives and bring strength in challenging times. The show also highlighted the importance of perseverance and faith, with Dr. Willie Jolley encouraging listeners to view setbacks as setups for future comebacks and to keep pressing forward through life’s obstacles. Recent research continues to show that gratitude, faith practices, and positive spiritual engagement can improve emotional well-being and resilience during stressful periods, making Erica’s message especially timely. 

The conversation also centered on the value of family, community, and legacy, as Erica reflected on attending the funeral of a longtime family friend and reconnecting with people who had poured into her life since childhood. She celebrated the lasting impact of prayer, mentorship, and unconditional love, encouraging listeners to cherish the people who have helped shape them. In Healthy Ever After, fitness expert Dawn Strozier challenged the common belief that eating less automatically leads to better health, explaining that the body needs proper nutrients, protein, healthy fats, and quality carbohydrates to function effectively and support weight loss. The show also touched on encouraging news from Florida, where authorities recovered more than 160 missing children during a large-scale operation aimed at protecting vulnerable youth, while Tyler Perry Studios announced a new distribution division called Maxine to help independent filmmakers bring their stories to larger audiences. Together, the day’s conversations offered powerful reminders about faith, family, wellness, and creating opportunities for others. 

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On this uplifting edition of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell, Erica delivered a powerful Faith Walk reminding listeners that no matter what others say or do, each person is ultimately responsible for their own words, actions, and heart before God. Drawing from 2 Timothy 2, she encouraged the Get Up Church to stay focused on purpose instead of distractions, while the crew also sparked a lively conversation about whether cell phones belong in schools. The discussion reflected a growing national debate, as more states and school districts have recently adopted stricter phone restrictions in an effort to reduce distractions and improve learning, while many parents continue to argue that phones are important for communication and safety during emergencies.  

The morning also featured the hilarious E&G True Hollywood Bible Story retelling of Joseph and the prisoners from Genesis 40, highlighting how Joseph faithfully interpreted the dreams of Pharaoh’s cupbearer and baker while confined in prison. The biblical account ultimately led to the cupbearer’s restoration and set the stage for Joseph’s rise to prominence in Egypt, demonstrating God’s faithfulness even in difficult seasons. Adding to the inspiration, gospel artist David Daughtry joined the show to introduce his new single, “The Good Shepherd,” and discuss his newly released album Don’t Let Go. Daughtry shared that the music was created to encourage believers through uncertain times, centered on the message of trusting God’s guidance and holding on to faith no matter the circumstances. 

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Erica Campbell delivers a powerful reminder to keep the focus on God, not personalities, during a thought-provoking Faith Walk about the dangers of turning pastors, gospel artists, and ministry leaders into celebrities. Drawing on a growing conversation within Christian circles about “celebrity culture” in the Church, Erica encourages listeners to pursue a deeper relationship with Christ instead of idolizing public figures, emphasizing that spiritual growth comes from seeking God rather than proximity to influential people.  

The show also tackles several headline-making stories, including the latest development in the case of Karmelo Anthony, whose request for a new trial was denied, leaving his 35-year sentence in place while his attorneys continue pursuing an appeal. Meanwhile, listeners pause to reflect on life, loss, and legacy as the team discusses grief, aging parents, and the importance of having difficult financial conversations before a crisis. During Money Mondays, Jini Thornton shares practical advice on organizing wills, insurance policies, retirement accounts, and care plans for loved ones. The episode also honors the life and career of actor Michael Wright, remembered by many as Eddie King Jr. from The Five Heartbeats, following news of his passing at age 70. 

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Erica Campbell opened the show with an inspiring Faith Walk centered on the “Helmet of Salvation,” encouraging listeners to guard their minds with God’s Word and reminding them that spiritual battles are often won or lost in the way we think. Later, she shared a candid Ericaism about managing a packed schedule, finding peace in the middle of responsibility, and trusting God through life’s challenges. In one of the show’s most surprising moments, Erica revealed that she and her sister Tina of Mary Mary have reportedly never received a royalty check despite the group’s decades of success and millions of records sold, underscoring the importance of understanding contracts, protecting your business, and trusting God through difficult seasons. Mary Mary remains one of the best-selling gospel acts of all time, with more than 8 million records sold and multiple Grammy Awards to their name.  

The morning also featured a powerful conversation with Dr. Andrea Humphrey about her new book, Cheerleaders, Coaches, Comrades & Champions, which focuses on building the right support system for personal and professional growth. Dr. Humphrey challenged listeners to evaluate their relationships, identify who belongs in their current season, and recognize the importance of having encouragers, mentors, accountability partners, and advocates in their lives. Her book expands on the idea that no one reaches their full potential alone and offers practical guidance for cultivating relationships that inspire growth and purpose. The show also brought laughs with the E&G True Hollywood Bible Story of Moses, a humorous retelling of the biblical account of Moses being placed in a basket on the Nile, proving once again that Get Up! Mornings can blend faith, inspiration, wisdom, and laughter into one uplifting experience.  

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From practical wellness tips to inspiring lessons on faith and community, Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell delivered a show full of encouragement and empowerment. Health expert Dr. Ian Smith shared eye-opening advice about bone health, explaining that bone density naturally begins declining around age 30 and emphasizing the importance of calcium, vitamin D, and strength-training exercise to help prevent conditions such as osteoporosis. The discussion comes as health experts continue to stress the growing importance of preventative care and healthy aging, especially as osteoporosis affects millions of Americans. Erica also challenged listeners to embrace a spirit of gratitude, reminding them that simple acts of appreciation can transform relationships, attitudes, and daily interactions.  

The show also explored the power of healthy relationships during Love Talk, where Erica encouraged couples to stop treating one another as opponents and instead operate as teammates working toward the same goals, drawing inspiration from biblical principles of selfless love. Another standout conversation focused on unity within the gospel music community, as Erica reflected on the recent Stellar Awards and celebrated artists supporting one another to expand gospel music’s reach and impact. Listeners were also treated to entertainment news about Tyler Perry’s Why Did I Get Married Again?, the long-awaited return of the beloved film franchise, which reunites much of the original cast while adding Taraji P. Henson for a new chapter of friendship, marriage, and relationship drama. Together, the day’s conversations reinforced a common message: growth happens when people invest in their health, strengthen their relationships, and choose unity over division. 

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