This uplifting episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell opens with a powerful Faith Walk centered on “Knowing Jesus More,” as Erica reflects on how intentionally deepening her relationship with Christ has transformed her confidence, endurance, and hope. Drawing from her new Christology study, Erica reminds listeners that knowing about Jesus is not the same as truly knowing Him—and that life’s hardships become survivable when faith is rooted in a personal relationship with Christ, not surface‑level tradition. Her testimony encourages listeners to keep seeking, trusting that God is always at work, even when the full picture isn’t visible.

The show also features a standout interview with Judge Glenda Hatchett, who celebrates 25 years on television while continuing her mission of justice and empowerment. Judge Hatchett joins Erica to discuss her new children’s book Goal Girls, inspired by her father’s belief that she could be “anything,” a message she now pours into young girls nationwide to help them dream boldly and confidently. Rounding out the episode, Dr. Willie Jolley’s “Power and Purpose” message reinforces the importance of perseverance, using Erica’s own journey as proof that purpose‑driven faith produces lasting success when you refuse to quit. Together, these moments deliver a faith‑filled reminder that spiritual growth, resilience, and staying power are the keys to becoming who God called you to be.

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On this powerful Monday edition of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell, the show opens with a Faith Walk centered on believing God’s love, reminding listeners that God’s love is not based on feelings or performance but on who He is. Drawing from scriptures like John 3:16, Erica emphasizes that belief is not just intellectual agreement but active trust—an idea widely affirmed in biblical scholarship, which explains that “believing” means resting fully in God’s love and promises. The show also features Dear Future Wifey gems about forgiveness and boundaries, encouraging emotional wisdom, while Erica’s Erica‑ism challenges listeners to embrace flexibility and trust God when life requires unexpected change.

The conversation continues with Money Monday featuring financial expert Jini Thornton, who breaks down the importance of legacy and estate planning, especially within families. She explains that preparing wills, guardianship plans, and clear roles isn’t about fear—it’s about peace, love, and protecting future generations, a point echoed by financial experts who say legacy planning reduces family conflict and ensures values—not just assets—are passed down. The show closes with a heartfelt Love Talk on living in today, reminding listeners not to get stuck in past moments or future anxiety. Research on mindfulness supports this message, showing that living in the present improves emotional health, relationships, and clarity, while Wake Up & Win with Dr. Willie Jolley highlights Eleanor Roosevelt’s courage and civil‑rights legacy, inspiring listeners to stand up for what’s right and believe in the beauty of their dreams.

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On this uplifting episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell, Erica opens with a powerful Faith Walk centered on prayer, eternity, and living with heaven in mind. Her “Wanna Go to Heaven” message challenges listeners to make daily choices rooted in eternal purpose, reminding them that faith isn’t just about surviving life—it’s about preparing for what’s next. That theme carries through the show with intentional prayer, joy, laughter, and encouragement, grounding the morning in spiritual focus and hope. The message aligns with the broader Christian teaching that eternal-minded living shapes everyday decisions, especially in uncertain times.

The episode also delivers laughs and scripture with the fan‑favorite E&G True Hollywood Bible Story: The Cow King, a creative retelling of Daniel chapter 4, where King Nebuchadnezzar is humbled after living like an animal for seven years before acknowledging God’s sovereignty—a story often cited as a lesson on pride, humility, and restoration. Rounding out the show, legendary singer Eddie Levert joins Get Up! to talk legacy, faith, and his continued love for performing as he prepares for ALW Entertainment’s 2026 Mother’s Day Celebration Tour, featuring top gospel artists across multiple cities. Levert reflects on how gospel has always been at the core of his music—even in his classic R&B hits—and shares why singing for the people still fuels him decades into his career.

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This episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell blends inspiration, worship, and community connection, beginning with Erica’s moving Ericaism on offering people Jesus. She shares a powerful story about obeying the Holy Spirit and praying for three strangers—emphasizing that believers shouldn’t be afraid to bring Jesus into everyday spaces, a theme she has echoed across her ministry and interviews, where she urges Christians to take faith beyond church walls and into the world. The show continues with heartfelt prayers, lively birthday shoutouts, trending topics, and a reminder of love, community, and spiritual responsibility.

The spiritual core of the episode shines in Fresh Word Friday, featuring a fiery message from Evangelist Latrice Ryan, whose national ministry is known for prophetic teaching, revival culture, and equipping believers through conferences like Ancient Oil and Unshakable Faith. Erica also spotlights new music in an Introducing… segment with worship leader Keri Fraiser, whose single “Same God” encourages listeners to trust God’s unchanging miracle‑working power and has been supported by seasoned producers and strong faith‑centered messaging. Together, these elements create a full, uplifting episode designed to motivate listeners, strengthen their faith, and celebrate community.

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This powerful episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell centers on the annual St. Jude Children’s Hospital Radiothon, celebrating the lifesaving work made possible through listener generosity. Throughout the show, Erica, Griff, and the Get Up Church share emotional stories of young patients—including Kennedy, Braylen, Ashton, Phoenix, Reagan, Kinsley, Cameron, and Harry—whose families turned to St. Jude during the darkest moments of childhood cancer battles. Their stories highlight St. Jude’s model of providing treatment, housing, food, and travel at no cost to families, ensuring parents can focus solely on their child’s healing—an approach echoed nationwide during similar radiothons from major stations like WMCI, B100, and urban radio networks all rallying communities to support St. Jude’s mission.

The episode underscores not just St. Jude’s emotional impact but its historic medical breakthroughs, noting that childhood cancer survival rates have risen from around 20% in the 1960s to over 80% today, thanks in part to donor‑funded research. Erica and the team repeatedly call on listeners to become “Partners in Hope” by giving $19 a month, a contribution that directly fuels cutting‑edge treatment and research shared globally to save more children. With gospel artists, volunteers, and callers joining in throughout the broadcast, the episode becomes both a celebration of generosity and a reminder of the urgent need to continue fighting childhood cancer—one story, one donation, and one child at a time.

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This episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell opens with a powerful Faith Walk focused on Jesus’ command to “love your neighbor as I have loved you.” Erica breaks down the challenge of loving people who test our patience, reminding listeners that biblical love requires grace, long‑suffering, and obedience even when it doesn't feel fair. She encourages the audience to evaluate their “love actions” with the same intentional focus they apply to personal goals or spiritual growth. The show keeps its uplifting momentum with birthday shoutouts, inspiration from Griff, and moments of joy shared throughout the Get Up Church family.

A major highlight of the show is Judge Melodee Armstrong’s breakdown of Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett’s recent Texas Senate primary, where confusion over new precinct‑based voting rules led to significant voter disenfranchisement in Dallas County. Crockett ultimately conceded the race to James Talarico after delayed tallies and court reversals on extended polling hours, with thousands of votes left uncertain. Judge Armstrong explains why early voting and clear voter education are essential as similar challenges may arise in November. The episode also features René Echevarria, executive producer of “The Faithful: Women of the Bible,” discussing the upcoming Fox event series premiering March 22, 2026—a dramatization of Genesis told through the eyes of Sarah, Hagar, Rebekah, Leah, and Rachel, filmed in Rome and Matera and streaming next‑day on Hulu. Renee shares the show’s mission to illuminate women’s spiritual journeys often overlooked in traditional biblical storytelling, adding depth and cultural context to these foundational narratives. The episode wraps with trending topics, sports, and a reminder to join tomorrow’s St. Jude Radiothon.

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This episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell centers on encouragement, gratitude, and public praise, beginning with Erica’s powerful “Praise My Way Through It” message — a reminder that worship isn’t meant to be quiet or hidden. Her reflections tie beautifully into the national observance of Harriet Tubman Day, a holiday established by Congress in 1990 to honor Tubman’s heroic abolitionist legacy and her Civil War service, celebrated annually on March 10. Erica emphasizes how open praise can shift the atmosphere even in difficult seasons, and callers echo this sentiment with testimonies of overcoming anxiety, standing firm in faith, and choosing joy despite life’s pressures.

The show highlights a standout moment: Canton Jones joins to discuss his new music and spiritual focus, sharing how he’s navigating a new season of gratitude and purpose. His perspective aligns with his ongoing creative resurgence, as seen in recent releases like “You Know I Do (Lover’s Version)”, which blends gospel roots with R&B influences and marks his continued evolution as a genre‑bridging artist. Erica’s Love Talk deepens the theme by exploring what real support looks like — not just celebration during wins, but active encouragement when stepping out on faith. Together, these conversations form an uplifting episode grounded in praise, perseverance, and community strength.

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