It’s a spirit-filled morning on Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell as Erica shares heartfelt faith, laughter, and musical inspiration. The show begins with a moving Faith Walk about developing “The Mind of Christ.” Drawing from Apostle Cynthia Thompson’s book The Power of a Prophetic Mindset, Erica encourages listeners to replace fear and confusion with faith-driven thinking—reminding us that believers must “speak the language of Heaven, not Hell” to align with God’s purpose.  

The mood lightens with another fan-favorite E&G True Hollywood Bible Story, where Griff and Erica hilariously reenact “The Kids Talk to Jesus,” a sketch reminding adults to nurture children’s authentic curiosity about God—with plenty of comedic interruptions from “church kids” trying to ask Jesus impossible questions. Then, gospel legend Marvin Sapp joins the show to debut his new single, “Created.” He reveals that the song was inspired by a desire to bring listeners back to the simple truth that we were “created to worship and magnify” God. Sapp also reflects on a touching tribute—his hometown of Grand Rapids, Michigan, naming a street after his late wife, Dr. MaLinda Sapp—a gesture he calls “proof her impact will never fade.” 

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This episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell centers on moving through life with focus, grace, and wisdom. In her Faith Walk segment, Erica delivers a timely word on “Focus Faith Forward,” reminding listeners not to let distractions derail divine purpose. Using a vivid metaphor of drivers watching their rearview mirrors instead of the road ahead, she encourages believers to stop replaying the past and instead “drive forward in faith,” trusting that God has already prepared victory for what’s next. 

The show takes a holistic turn with Coach Gessie Thompson, who joins for “Healthy Ever After” to debunk menopause myths and empower women to thrive instead of suffer. She explains that with balanced nutrition and hormone care, symptoms like hot flashes and night sweats aren’t inevitable—and that perimenopause can actually become a season of renewal, not despair. Rounding out the episode, Erica’s Love Talk explores the evolution from parenting to coaching adult children, sharing heartfelt lessons from her own journey with her 21-year-old daughter. She compares the parental shift to God’s patient guidance: “He lets us choose but never leaves us.” From faith discipline to physical wellness to emotional maturity, this episode blends humor, healing, and hope—reminding listeners that forward faith means growing stronger in every area of life. 

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This episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell invites listeners to deepen their walk with God by learning to move beyond emotion and circumstance. In her Faith Walk message, Feelings Shouldn’t Stop You, Erica reminds believers that emotions are real, but they cannot lead the way. Drawing from her own faith journey, she explains how fear, doubt, and even overthinking can block obedience, urging listeners to act in faith despite uncertainty. You feel what you feel, but do it anyway, she says, encouraging believers to trust that God’s promises outweigh their insecurities. 

Later, in her Ericaism of the Day, “Close Your Eyes to See,” Erica shares a powerful metaphor from her time in the studio: sometimes she closes her eyes while recording to focus on harmony. Spiritually, she says, this means tuning out distractions—bills, fear, and negative headlines—to hear God’s voice clearly and move in faith, not sight. The episode also features gospel artist Anthony Evans, who joins Erica to introduce his new song “You’re Not Finished,” featuring cancer survivor Caleb Carson. Their moving interview details how Carson’s miraculous healing inspired the song’s message of endurance and divine timing, reminding listeners that “if you’re still here, God’s not done with you yet.”  

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This episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell is all about shaking off negativity and stepping boldly into purpose. In her Faith Walk, Erica reminds listeners to “forget them people” — those who doubt your calling or can’t see your growth. Drawing from Matthew 13, she explains how even Jesus was dismissed in His hometown and urges believers not to let rejection stop their purpose. “They may not believe in you, but you’re still called,” she says, encouraging listeners to focus on divine affirmation over public validation.  

Her Ericaism of the Day, “Somebody is Doing the Right Thing,” continues the theme, challenging believers to stop amplifying bad news and start celebrating the good that is happening in churches, families, and communities. She reminds us that faith grows louder when we spread stories of hope instead of hurting. Rounding out the show, Money Monday with Dave Anderson, a.k.a. the Business Bully, breaks down how local elections directly impact your wallet, emphasizing that “if you’re not voting local, you’re letting someone else spend your money.” From spiritual healing to financial empowerment, this episode perfectly blends inspiration and practicality — urging listeners to release the noise, trust God’s plan, and walk boldly in both faith and financial wisdom. 

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This uplifting episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell reminds listeners that sometimes the clearest path forward comes through faith, not visibility. In her Faith Walk, Erica challenges believers to stop waiting for “perfect clarity” before obeying God, saying, “When He wants to grow your faith, He often decreases your visibility.” Drawing parallels to Peter walking on water, she encourages listeners to move even when the storm hasn’t passed — to “step out of the boat” and trust God’s unseen plan.  

The spiritual charge continues with Apostle Brandon Clack’s Fresh Word Friday, reminding listeners that “iron sharpens iron.” His message hits home: growth and spiritual refinement aren’t always comfortable, but they’re necessary for purpose and strength. Erica follows with her Ericaism of the Day, urging believers to remember they are “Kingdom citizens” — not defined by worldly chaos but by divine order and grace. Rounding out the show, gospel newcomers Chapter V share their heartfelt single “Hold On,” a soulful anthem about perseverance and trusting God’s timing. From divine clarity to creative calling, this episode of Get Up! Mornings blends spiritual nourishment, heartfelt conversation, and inspirational music — the perfect reminder to keep walking by faith, even when the path isn’t clear. 

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This spirit-filled episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell reminds listeners that faith isn’t just something you hold, it’s something you show. In her Faith Walk segment, Erica preaches about being “Witnesses for Jesus,” encouraging believers to step out of the background and speak boldly about their faith. She says being a witness doesn’t mean being loud or judgmental but letting your light shine so others can see what God is doing in your life. Erica draws from Acts 4:13 to remind listeners that courage comes from being with Jesus — and that every believer, from ushers to schoolteachers a role in sharing His message. 

The episode’s emotional centerpiece is Erica’s interview with gospel legend Donnie McClurkin, who announces that his latest single “Better After A While” will also be his final musical project. He reflects on surviving a heart attack and says he’s at peace with retiring, calling the record his “monument to God.” The conversation is both nostalgic and inspiring, as Erica recalls how McClurkin’s song “Stand” sustained her faith during her early career struggles. And for a lighter spiritual moment, Erica and GRIFF deliver their hilarious True Hollywood Bible Story, reenacting the attempted stoning of the woman in John 8 — blending laughter with grace to show that no one is beyond redemption. 

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This uplifting episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell reminds listeners to move with courage, purpose, and compassion. In her Faith Walk segment, Erica shares a powerful message titled “Take the Step,” encouraging believers to trust God even when the path ahead isn’t clear. Erica explains that faith doesn’t require seeing every detail; it requires movement. Citing Hebrews 11:1, Erica reminds listeners that walking by faith means saying, “God, I don’t have the details, but I trust Your direction.” It’s a call to act boldly in faith, even when progress feels slow or uncertain 

Later, in her Ericaism of the Day, Campbell reflects on the importance of training and nurturing the next generation. Drawing from personal experience, Erica emphasizes that guidance shouldn’t stop once kids reach adulthood—young adults in their 20s and 30s still need mentorship, grace, and real-world wisdom. Her message urges parents, mentors, and faith leaders to teach instead of criticizing, and to “bridge the gap” between generations through love and understanding 

The episode closes with a deeply informative Healthy Ever After interview featuring Tiffany Taylor of the American Red Cross, who shares why Black blood donors are vital in saving the lives of sickle-cell patients. She explains how gene-therapy breakthroughs still depend on matching donors, calling on listeners to join the “Joined by Blood” campaign and give the gift of life. 

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In this episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell Podcast, the first standout topic is Erica’s Faith Walk reflection on the fruit of the Spirit (love, joy, peace, patience, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, self-control) and how genuine faith is demonstrated through character, not just church attendance. She challenges listeners: “How do I know I’m a Christian? What proves it?” and reminds us that the fruit of the Spirit should be evident in everyday life, not just Sunday mornings. Drawing on the transcript, she points out that many attend church for years yet still struggle with kindness, self-control, and consistency—reminding us we’re called to live out faith, not just declare it. 

Next, in the Fresh Word Friday segment, Pastor Albert Tate delivers a message about going beyond comfort zones and expanding our horizons. He says that stepping outside your familiar environment—whether it’s culturally, geographically, or relationally—enriches your life and faith, and that we experience the fullness of God when we venture beyond what’s safe and known. This call to discomfort resonates with his broader teaching on discipleship and authentic Christian life. Finally, the interview with Lisa Knowles‑Smith of The Brown Singers spotlights her new single “Promises” from their upcoming Live in Dallas album, rooted in the idea that God’s promises are unwavering no matter the season. As sources note, the single is a powerful reminder that “His word never changes,” and Lisa expresses that she wanted listeners to experience revival and be lifted out of their current struggle through their music. 

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On this episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell, Erica kicks things off with her Faith Walk, where she shares how the Holy Spirit acts as that gentle “snitch” in our lives—nudging us to wake up early, notice the boot on our car, or stay calm when the ride gets slow. She reminds us that these divine inklings aren’t to cause panic, but to help us stand in peace when chaos strikes. Drawing from everyday moments—like seeing that boot or being delayed by a talkative driver—Erica emphasizes: you don’t have to blow up emotionally just because circumstances frustrate you. 

 
Later in the show, Erica delivers her Erica-ism of the Day: Who Do You Vent To? She challenges listeners to consider the difference between sharing with safe, trusted confidants vs. offloading everything on social media. As her podcast page puts it, honest emotional outlets require healthy boundaries, not just public confession. Shifting into culture and sports, Erica sits down with veteran reporter Steve Wyche (an HBCU alum) about his transition from covering the NFL to elevating HBCU stories on the streaming platform HBCU Go. Wyche highlights how these smaller campuses operate as tight-knit families—athletics, bands and all—and how he’s honored to showcase their culture and legacy to a wider audience.  

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In today’s episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell, Erica Campbell dives deep into three transformative themes: first, in her Faith Walk segment Learn the Lesson, she reminds us that God’s timing often places us in a process, so we’ll grow, not just so we’ll get the answer. She urges listeners to ask not only “When will this be over?” but “What am I supposed to learn?” when facing life’s challenges. 
 

Next, in her Ericaism of the day Put the Weight Down, Erica compares carrying past hurts and frustrations to lugging around a gallon of water—it’s heavy, pointless, and keeps you from fully walking in your purpose. She encourages you to lay that burden at Jesus’ feet and step into freedom. Finally, during Love Talk Ask the Question, Erica emphasizes the importance of open, honest communication in relationships. She points out that whether you’re asking a partner for help or simply stating a need, withholding the question only weakens connection and intimacy.  
Together, these segments call listeners to allow the process to refine them, to release what’s holding them back, and to speak about their truth in love. 

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