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On Thankful Thursday, Oct. 1, Erica Campbell opens Get Up Mornings with prayer and encouragement, then shares the Faith Walk of the Day, reminding listeners that faith makes room for questions, sadness, and honesty with God, and urging them to bring pain to Jesus rather than pretending everything is fine. The show features the E&G “True Hollywood Bible Story” reenactment of 1 Samuel 3, dramatizing how Samuel repeatedly hears God’s call, learns to respond, “Speak, Lord, for your servant is listening,” and delivers a hard message to Eli. Jonathan McReynolds joins to introduce his new single “Echo,” discussing how his mother’s and late grandmother’s prayers shaped him, reflecting on recording his live album Closer in Chicago, and previewing connecting with peers on the One Voyage Cruise.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/get-up-mornings-erica-campbell  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Faith, fellowship, and the healing power of worship come together in an uplifting episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell. Gospel artist Darwin Hobbs brings laughter and heartfelt wisdom as guest co-host, reflecting on emotional health, the value of supportive community, and why worship begins with a daily relationship with God—not simply music. Hobbs explains that songs can enhance worship, but genuine worship is rooted in being intimately acquainted with God, while Erica celebrates his voice as a needed example for a younger generation.  Gospel Music Association President Jackie Patillo also previews the 57th Annual GMA Dove Awards, set for October 6 at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena under the theme “Together For One.” The celebration will include Tasha Cobbs Leonard, Tauren Wells, TobyMac, Naomi Raine, and a special Richard Smallwood tribute featuring Jonathan McReynolds, Kierra Sheard, Donald Lawrence, and original members of Vision; the broadcast airs October 9 on TBN and the TBN+ app. Erica closes the episode’s central message with the powerful Erica-ism “He Kept Me in My Right Mind,” connecting faith and mental wellness as she encourages listeners to release repetitive pain, guard their words and thoughts, trust God with their hearts, and remember that surviving difficult seasons is proof that purpose remains.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/get-up-mornings-erica-campbell  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Faith, purpose, and personal growth took center stage on this uplifting episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell. Gospel artist and guest co-host Jovontae Patton joined the show to discuss his upcoming album Choir Music, which features collaborations with several gospel artists and recently earned recognition with an Upper Midwest Emmy nomination for its live-recorded presentation. Throughout the morning, Erica and Javontae shared stories about ministry, worship, and staying committed to God’s calling while encouraging listeners to trust God’s timing and walk boldly in faith.   Erica also delivered a powerful Erica-ism inspired by her weekend at the Black Wall Street Nation event in Tulsa, reminding listeners that true fulfillment comes when the focus shifts from personal achievement to glorifying God. The show’s Love Talk segment resonated with couples as Erica emphasized the importance of healthy communication, patience, forgiveness, and addressing problems directly rather than allowing misunderstandings to grow. Listeners were also encouraged to prepare for the upcoming FAFSA application season during Money Monday, while the Get Up Church celebrated faith, family, birthdays, and community, creating an episode filled with practical wisdom, spiritual encouragement, and inspiration for everyday life.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/get-up-mornings-erica-campbell  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This Friday on Get Up! Mornings, Erica Campbell and the Get Up Church crew tackle the stories everyone's talking about. Sybil Wilkes breaks down the five things you need to know — including a Florida Senate nominee who says national Democratic leaders, including Chuck Schumer, are refusing to back her campaign, and a stunning new development in the Nolan Wells case where a forensic expert claims the DA misrepresented details about the teen's cell phone and digital activity was detected after his death. Meanwhile, Kanye West returned to Chicago's South Side for a street renaming honoring his late mother Dr. Donda West, the Atlanta Falcons demolished the Packers 35-14 on Thursday Night Football behind Bijan Robinson's monster game, and the Chicago White Sox clinched a playoff berth after three straight 100-loss seasons. Plus, a nationwide recall of over 167,000 pounds of meat with fake USDA inspection markings — find out if your freezer is affected. Then Erica brings the inspiration with a Faith Walk on sharing the gospel through love, not perfection, and a can't-miss Fresh Word from Prophet Tommy Oyeyemi called "A Praying Woman Is a Dangerous Woman" — featuring a story about Smith Wigglesworth's wife that will leave you speechless. LaTerrance R. Whitfield drops a Gem on what to do when someone tells you they're not ready for a relationship, Dr. Willie Jolley shares the discipline secret to real financial freedom, and Erica's Erica-ism challenges you to be the light in every room you walk into. There's also a Vintage Vault throwback to Rodney Bryant's gospel classic "We Offer Praise," a brand-new Introducing segment with the quartet group Totally For Him, birthday shout-outs shared with Will Smith and T.I., and a church check-in spanning coast to coast. You'll have to tune in to hear what Kanye said, what happened to Nolan's phone, and what makes a praying woman so dangerous. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Faith, purpose, and spiritual wisdom took center stage on this uplifting episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell. Erica’s inspiring Faith Walk focused on the importance of discernment, encouraging listeners to test what they hear, guard their spirit, and stay grounded in God’s Word through prayer, fasting, and Bible study. The conversation came as faith leaders continue to emphasize spiritual discernment in an age dominated by social media influence and online voices. The show also brought Scripture to life with the E&G True Hollywood Bible Story, revisiting the Apostle Paul’s time in Malta after surviving a shipwreck and a venomous snake bite. The account, found in Acts 28, highlights God's protection and Paul’s unwavering mission, reminding listeners that miracles often create opportunities to point others toward God rather than ourselves.  The show also welcomed Grammy-nominated artist and producer Brvndon P, who discussed the growing impact of Anthem Nights, a worship movement blending gospel, contemporary Christian music, and innovative cultural sounds to connect with a new generation of believers. Joined by guest co-host Lisa Knowles-Smith, Brvndon shared how a viral social media moment inspired their new collaboration, “Thank You Chant,” and his vision of expanding Anthem Nights to cities around the world. Additional heartfelt moments included Lisa’s transparent reflections on giving yourself grace while grieving and Erica’s reminder that the encouragement you share with others is often the very encouragement God intends for you. Together, the conversations offered listeners practical faith, hope, healing, and inspiration for everyday life.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/get-up-mornings-erica-campbell  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Faith, perseverance, and purpose took center stage on this inspiring episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell. Guest co-host Lisa Knowles-Smith joined Erica for heartfelt conversations about trusting God’s timing, sharing how decades of ministry prepared her for the recent success of her hit song “Promises” and multiple Stellar Award wins. The duo encouraged listeners not to compare their journey to others, reminding them that God’s promises are fulfilled according to His perfect timing. They also celebrated the enduring impact of quartet gospel music, highlighting legendary groups that paved the way for today’s artists.   The show also featured Marvin Sapp, who stopped by to discuss his new single, “He’s Not Finished,” his upcoming album Restoration, and his new partnership with Roc Nation. Sapp reflected on the importance of restoration in a culture quick to judge and cancel people, emphasizing that God still has purpose for those who feel counted out. Meanwhile, Erica delivered a timely message about balancing business with rest, encouraging listeners not to overwork themselves and to prioritize their mental, emotional, and physical well-being. She reminded audiences that saying “no” is sometimes necessary, and that rest is not a luxury but a part of God’s design for a healthy and sustainable life.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/get-up-mornings-erica-campbell  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Faith, gratitude, and purpose took center stage on this uplifting episode of Get Up Mornings. With J.J. Hairston filling in for Griff, the show delivered powerful encouragement for leaders and believers alike. Hairston shared a message about avoiding burnout by choosing the right people to help carry the vision, while encouraging listeners to build strong teams and pour into future leaders. Later, gospel star Anthony Brown joined the show to discuss his new album, Full Disclosure, and his single “Always Be Good,” opening up about transparency, counseling, and trusting God’s goodness even during life’s most difficult seasons.   The program also featured a heartfelt Erica-ism centered on giving God the glory instead of seeking personal recognition, reminding listeners that obedience and service should be done for God’s honor, not applause from people. In the news, the show discussed the latest developments in the Nolan Wells case after a Mississippi grand jury declined to bring criminal charges, while emphasizing that the Wells family continues to seek answers. The morning was rounded out with conversations about gratitude, prayer, and purpose, including inspiring stories from listeners and a spotlight on children’s entertainer Ms. Rachel, whose social media support helped drive thousands of new orders to Black-owned coffee company Blended Joe. Through it all, the message remained clear: stay grateful, stay faithful, and trust that God is still working.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/get-up-mornings-erica-campbell  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Faith, wisdom, and practical life advice took center stage on this inspiring episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell. Erica’s powerful Faith Walk focused on the importance of praying in the Spirit and embracing the gift of the Holy Spirit, encouraging listeners to strengthen their personal relationship with God and build themselves up spiritually through prayer. She also shared a heartfelt reflection on the prayer legacy passed down through her family and challenged believers to deepen their understanding of scripture and spiritual communication.   Later, Erica’s “Ericaism” reminded listeners that even good advice can miss its mark if people are not in the right position to receive it, encouraging everyone to give others the space and capacity needed to truly hear important conversations. Meanwhile, during Money Mondays, AI and business expert Kim Fox Dunnigan explained how entrepreneurs, ministries, and creators can use artificial intelligence to turn audience questions, client feedback, and online conversations into meaningful content instead of guessing what to post. She emphasized that AI is a tool designed to enhance creativity and strategy, not replace human insight. The show also featured motivational insights from Dr. Willie Jolley, who highlighted the difference between getting rich and building lasting wealth, reminding listeners that true wealth is created through consistency, patience, and long-term thinking.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/get-up-mornings-erica-campbell  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Erica Campbell opened the show with an encouraging Faith Walk centered on Isaiah 43:19, challenging listeners to stop looking backward and expect God to do something new in their lives. The message focused on embracing fresh opportunities, trusting God through change, and moving forward with confidence rather than fear. That theme carried throughout the morning, including a powerful Fresh Word Friday message from Pastor Brenda Palmer, who challenged believers to be as passionate about sharing their faith as they are about their favorite shows, social media trends, and everyday conversations. The discussion reminded listeners that God’s work in their lives should be something worth talking about and celebrating. Recent reflections on Isaiah 43:19 continue to emphasize God's promise to create “a way in the wilderness” and bring new beginnings even in difficult seasons, reinforcing the show's message of hope and expectation.   The show also introduced rising worship leader and songwriter ANTHNY, who shared the story behind his new single “Prepare Me,” featuring Naomi Raine. ANTHNY discussed surrendering to God’s purpose, finding joy in obedience, and how his experiences writing for artists such as Tasha Cobbs Leonard, DOE, and Chandler Moore helped shape his debut project, Worship Leader’s Diary. Meanwhile, Cheryl Jackson highlighted a major conversation in gospel music surrounding the legacy of Richard Smallwood, noting that the upcoming GMA Dove Awards will honor the legendary composer with a special tribute featuring Jonathan McReynolds, Kierra Sheard, Donald Lawrence, and members of Smallwood’s acclaimed group Vision. The segment sparked discussion about how the gospel community remembers and celebrates its pioneers while continuing to support today’s artists and events.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/get-up-mornings-erica-campbell  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Erica Campbell opened the show with an inspiring Faith Walk, encouraging listeners to go deeper in their relationship with God through studying Scripture, growing spiritually, and trusting God's promises even when the timing is unclear. She challenged believers to move beyond surface-level faith and pursue revelation, reminding everyone that faith requires patience, trust, and confidence in God's Word. Drawing from books and teachings that have recently inspired her, Erica emphasized that spiritual growth is essential for navigating life's uncertainties.   One of the morning's standout moments came when gospel artist Me’Kayla joined the show to discuss her new single, "Stand." Me’Kayla shared that the song became a personal testimony after she realized it reflected a difficult season she would later endure. She also spoke about her journey from viral child singer to chart-topping artist, with her previous single "Give Me You" reaching No. 1 on the Billboard charts. Me’Kayla's message that young people are still passionate about God and eager for authentic faith resonated throughout the interview. Additional reporting notes that "Stand" is her first released self-written single and has quickly become a defining moment in her career.   Later, Erica's Love Talk sparked conversation about keeping marriage and relationships a priority, even while raising children. She encouraged couples to intentionally spend time together and avoid centering family life exclusively around the kids, arguing that children benefit from seeing healthy, loving adult relationships modeled at home. The show also highlighted positive cultural moments, including World Afro Day's celebration of natural hair and self-confidence, along with recognition for actress Nia Long, who is being honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame after more than three decades of memorable film and television roles.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/get-up-mornings-erica-campbell  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/get-up-mornings-erica-campbell  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/get-up-mornings-erica-campbell  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.”  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/get-up-mornings-erica-campbell  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/get-up-mornings-erica-campbell  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.  Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/get-up-mornings-erica-campbell  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.