In today’s Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell, the Faith Walk segment—“No More Arrogant Faith”—challenged listeners to replace prideful confidence with humble dependence on God, highlighting how true spiritual fruit comes through reverence and surrender. Erica’s Erica-ism of the Day, “Enjoying the New Seasons,” encouraged embracing change as a welcome and divine shift rather than resisting what God is bringing next. 

Pastor Charles Metcalf’s Fresh Word Friday message offered timely insight on waiting well and trusting God's timing—even when seasons shift unexpectedly or delays feel long (Metcalf’s social commentary on timing and divine trust). The show also featured gospel artist Dante Bowe, who shared how worship—rooted in community and gratitude—has shaped his ministry, focusing on compositions like “Joyful” and “My Soul Sings” that resonate across generations as declarations of hope and identity. Rounding out the episode, Willie Jollie’s segment “Change Is Good” urged listeners to see transitions not as setbacks but as the soil from which breakthroughs grow. Together, these segments wove messages of faith, resilience, and musical inspiration—setting listeners up to step confidently into their next season. 

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Pastor Charles Metcalf’s Fresh Word Friday message offered timely insight on waiting well and trusting God's timing—even when seasons shift unexpectedly or delays feel long (Metcalf’s social commentary on timing and divine trust). 

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Erica’s Erica-ism of the Day, “Enjoying the New Seasons,” encouraged embracing change as a welcome and divine shift rather than resisting what God is bringing next. 

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The Faith Walk segment—“No More Arrogant Faith”—challenged listeners to replace prideful confidence with humble dependence on God, highlighting how true spiritual fruit comes through reverence and surrender. 

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In the Faith Walk segment titled “Try the Spirit by the Spirit,” Erica Campbell challenges listeners to trust the Holy Spirit’s quiet nudges, even before logic aligns. She shares how subtle spiritual warnings—like sensing a boot on her tire—helped her navigate a chaotic morning with composure and peace. 

Erica’s Ericaism of the Day, “The Power of a Memory,” encourages reflecting on joyful recollections as anchors during stressful seasons—using memory as a spiritual resource to fuel gratitude and resilience. In the featured interview, gospel artist Tasha Cobbs Leonard discusses her new song “Church,” featuring John Legend. Released July 25 on her album TASHA, the track emphasizes worship beyond church buildings—celebrating sacred faith in everyday life. Leonard and Legend deliver an intimate, piano-led performance set against a choir backdrop, inviting listeners into a worship experience of connection and authenticity. 

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In the featured interview, gospel artist Tasha Cobbs Leonard discusses her new song “Church,” featuring John Legend. Released July 25 on her album TASHA, the track emphasizes worship beyond church buildings—celebrating sacred faith in everyday life. Leonard and Legend deliver an intimate, piano-led performance set against a choir backdrop, inviting listeners into a worship experience of connection and authenticity. 

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Erica’s Ericaism of the Day, “The Power of a Memory,” encourages reflecting on joyful recollections as anchors during stressful seasons—using memory as a spiritual resource to fuel gratitude and resilience. 

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In the Faith Walk segment titled “Try the Spirit by the Spirit,” Erica Campbell challenges listeners to trust the Holy Spirit’s quiet nudges, even before logic aligns. She shares how subtle spiritual warnings—like sensing a boot on her tire—helped her navigate a chaotic morning with composure and peace. 

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On this episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell, the Faith Walk segment encouraged listeners to embrace joy through trusting God’s guidance—even when direction feels unclear. Erica reminded us that spiritual momentum often grows silently, rooted in obedience and quiet determination. In the Erica‑ism of the Day, titled “Enjoy Your Moments”, she offered a poignant reminder to pause and appreciate life’s little wins—cherishing the present and finding gratitude even amid busy seasons. 

The interview with Pastor Darrell Hines showcased his heartfelt song “Forever Love”, released in honor of his 46-year marriage. Written years earlier for his wife Pam and finally shared publicly, the song celebrates enduring love grounded in spiritual alignment and mutual service. Erica expressed special admiration for its depth and message. Motivational speaker Dr. Willie Jolley also joined, delivering a powerful lesson that “Faith Is a Work as Well as a Way”—emphasizing that faith must be active and practical, strengthening over time through intentional action and belief in God’s promises. 

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Pastor Darrell Hines showcased his heartfelt song “Forever Love”, released in honor of his 46-year marriage. Written years earlier for his wife Pam and finally shared publicly, the song celebrates enduring love grounded in spiritual alignment and mutual service. Erica expressed special admiration for its depth and message. 

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