On this powerful edition of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell, Erica delivers a soul‑stirring Faith Walk anchored in Proverbs 24:10 — “If you faint in the day of adversity, your strength is small.” Drawing from scripture, personal reflection, and spiritual wisdom, Erica challenges listeners to rethink how trials are meant to build strength, not break it. She reminds us that adversity isn’t proof of God’s absence but often evidence that growth is happening, encouraging everyone to shift their mindset, guard their voice, and stand confidently in God’s strength rather than their own.

The show also features Grammy‑winning artist Charles Jenkins, who sits in for GRIFF and introduces his brand‑new album The Blue Chevette, a feel‑good, R&B‑inspired project rooted in gratitude, love, and everyday joy. Jenkins shares how the album reflects his upbringing and expands the sound of gospel beyond Sunday morning, with tracks like “Best Day” celebrating life’s simple wins. Erica wraps the day with a heartfelt Love Talk, urging listeners—especially singles—to change their mind about love, release fear and past disappointment, and realign their expectations with God’s design for healthy, hope‑filled relationships, a recurring theme in her faith‑based relationship teachings.

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It was a joy-filled and faith-packed morning on Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell as the Get Up Church came together to celebrate Cheryl’s birthday, flooding the show with love, gratitude, and heartfelt tributes that highlighted her impact both on and off the air. The celebration set the tone for a powerful episode centered on encouragement, purpose, and gratitude. The morning also featured deep spiritual reflection through the E&G True Hollywood Bible Story of Doubting Thomas, bringing John 20 to life and reminding listeners that faith isn’t the absence of questions, but the courage to believe even after doubt — a lesson theologians and Bible scholars often point to as one of the most relatable post‑resurrection moments in scripture.

The episode also welcomed Jekalyn Carr, who stopped by to talk about her new single “History (Breakthrough)”, a collaboration with gospel legends Shirley Caesar, Karen Clark Sheard, and Harvey Watkins Jr. The song — part of her Jekalyn X The Legends project — draws from the idea that remembering what God has already done fuels faith for what’s next, a theme Jekalyn emphasized through her testimony, prayer life, and commitment to bridging generations in gospel music. Between the birthday celebration, biblical storytelling, and powerful music ministry, the show delivered a reminder that joy, faith, and breakthrough often meet right where community and belief intersect.

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Faith, discipline, and wellness take center stage on this episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell. Erica opens with a powerful reminder to walk by faith, not by sight, encouraging listeners to step into purpose even when the path feels uncomfortable or uncertain. She challenges the audience to move beyond fear, hesitation, and self‑doubt, emphasizing that obedience often comes before clarity. That message deepens as Erica speaks candidly about learning to live past your feelings, urging believers to let God’s Word—not emotions—be the loudest voice guiding decisions, relationships, and daily behavior.

The show also delivers practical tools for whole‑body health during Healthy Ever After with Dr. Ian Smith, who breaks down why protein is essential for energy, hormones, immune support, and muscle health—especially as we age. Drawing from his latest book, The Last 15, Dr. Smith explains that most adults don’t get enough protein and shares why increasing protein intake can help stabilize blood sugar, support metabolism, and preserve lean muscle mass. Backed by medical research that shows higher protein intake supports muscle retention and overall health, the conversation reinforces a key theme of the morning: faith and stewardship go hand in hand—honoring God means taking care of both your spirit and your body.

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