In the Faith Walk segment, Casey J emphasizes that “Sometimes Faith Is About Moving,” challenging believers to take bold, obedient steps even when the outcome isn’t fully visible. She encourages action rooted in trust, reminding listeners that faith often requires movement, not just waiting. 

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In today’s Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell, listeners were guided through spiritual reflection, financial clarity, and relationship honesty. The Faith Walk message— Greatness Is Quiet—reminded us of that spiritual strength often grows in silence and stillness, pointing to the deep roots that feed visible fruit. Erica’s Erica-ism of the Day, Chosen by God, invited listeners to embrace their divine purpose with confidence and clarity. Then, Money Mondays with Jini Thornton broke down how Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill reshapes student loan repayment—PAUSES on forgiveness under IBR, caps on borrowing limits, and the rollout of a new 30-year income-based Repayment Assistance Plan starting mid‑2026—highlighting what borrowers need to know now.  

Rounding out the show, Dr. Willie Jolley brought motivation with Faith Is a Work as Well as a Way, urging listeners to act on faith daily—not just profess it. And the Love Talk segment, titled Love Isn’t Enough, stressed that while love sets the foundation, healthy relationships also require communication, boundaries, and self-awareness.  

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Money Mondays with Jini Thornton broke down how Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill reshapes student loan repayment—PAUSES on forgiveness under IBR, caps on borrowing limits, and the rollout of a new 30-year income-based Repayment Assistance Plan starting mid‑2026—highlighting what borrowers need to know now. 

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Erica’s Erica-ism of the Day, Chosen by God, invited listeners to embrace their divine purpose with confidence and clarity. 

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The Faith Walk message— Greatness Is Quiet—reminded us of that spiritual strength often grows in silence and stillness, pointing to the deep roots that feed visible fruit.  

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On today's Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell, listeners were nourished with intentional faith-building and soul-stirring conversations. In Faith Walk, Remind Yourself He Is Good, Erica encouraged cultivating gratitude by intentionally recalling God’s goodness—even when seasons feel dry or direction seems unclear. Erica’s Erica-ism of the Day, I’m Mad, spoke to embracing authentic emotions, acknowledging disappointment but choosing grace and healthy responses over spiritual compromise. 

Joining Erica on Introducing is Gospel singer and praise and worship leader, Rich Tolbert Jr. Tolbert shared how his song “And He Shall Reign” (from The Call) became his anthem of trust amid struggles. 

A Fresh Word from Pastor Keion Henderson reaffirmed that seasons of waiting aren’t wasted; they’re preparation for renewed calling and purposeful growth. In simple terms, today’s episode wove together themes of divine trust, self-awareness, music ministry, and spiritual growth—moving hearts and whipping spirits into alignment with purpose. 

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Joining Erica on Introducing is Gospel singer and praise and worship leader, Rich Tolbert Jr. Tolbert shared how his song “And He Shall Reign” (from The Call) became his anthem of trust amid struggles. 

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Erica’s Erica-ism of the Day, I’m Mad, spoke to embracing authentic emotions, acknowledging disappointment but choosing grace and healthy responses over spiritual compromise. 

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In Faith Walk, Remind Yourself He Is Good, Erica encouraged cultivating gratitude by intentionally recalling God’s goodness—even when seasons feel dry or direction seems unclear. 

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On today’s Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell, listeners were uplifted and inspired through a powerful convergence of faith and music. The Faith Walk, titled We Already Won, reminded listeners of their victory in Christ and encouraged them to stand firm during uncertain seasons. Erica’s Erica-ism of the Day, Faith and Credit, challenged the audience to trust in God’s promises even when life seems uncertain. The visually-rich True Hollywood Bible Story, featuring the healing of Peter’s mother-in-law, reinforced the power of faith in Jesus’ transformative work. 

Gospel artist Rudy Currence joined for the interview segment to talk about his new single “God Don’t Cancel Me,” an anthem rooted in resilience and God’s unwavering grace. He shared how the song blends soulful melodies with a message that no one is beyond redemption. Dr. Willie Jollie encouraged practical progress with his segment on “Tough Times and People,” while Erica explored emotional boundaries and the importance of healthy relationships. Today’s show was a harmonious blend of scripture, self-determination, and soulful expression—providing listeners with spiritual tools and heartfelt encouragement for the day ahead. 

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