The show opens with an energizing reminder that faith is not passive but purposeful, as Erica’s Faith Walk focuses on “Reaching the Lost,” urging listeners to extend real, intentional love toward people who’ve drifted away from church or community. She encourages believers to step beyond routines and reclaim the heart of ministry—seeking out those who feel forgotten or spiritually disconnected. The conversation deepens when Erica’s Ericaism, “Have Kid Confidence,” reframes confidence through the lens of childhood boldness—fearless, joyful, assumption-free self-belief. With relatable humor and spiritual grounding, she challenges listeners to shake off insecurity, walk into rooms knowing they belong, and reject the low self-esteem that adulthood often teaches.

Bringing practical insight to the inspiration, Judge Melodee Armstrong joins the show to break down urgent legal issues shaping everyday life—from the growing need for AI protections and antitrust enforcement, to the power (and consequences) of presidential executive orders. She highlights how new federal actions aim to safeguard consumers and small businesses from biased algorithms, misinformation, and tech-driven inequities. The show blends spiritual encouragement with real-world guidance, leaving listeners uplifted, informed, and better prepared to face the day ahead.

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The episode opens with a vibrant reminder that the next generation isn’t abandoning faith the way headlines often suggest. In her Faith Walk, Erica shares a moving story about a 19-year-old who urged his family to join California Worship Center—proof, she says, that plenty of young adults are seeking God, serving in ministry, and anchoring themselves in prayer communities. She celebrates these “quiet but committed” young believers as evidence that youth church culture is alive and thriving. Later in her Ericaism, she challenges listeners to choose wisely and not make emotion-driven decisions that lead to unnecessary struggle, emphasizing that discernment is a spiritual discipline that shapes future peace.

The show’s emotional arc continues in the Love Talk, where Erica breaks down the difference between human love—which can be inconsistent, conditional, and rooted in longing—and God’s love, which is steady, unwavering, and restorative. She invites listeners to stop using flawed love songs as their reference point and instead ground their relationships in divine love that never fails. The episode closes with gospel artist Thomas Ware, who debuts his new Christmas single “Christmas with Mama.” Ware reflects on creating music that honors both memory and legacy while sharing about his life as a pastor, mental-health advocate, and upcoming projects, including his holiday album The Gift Called Love. The conversation brings warmth and heart to an episode centered on faith, intentional living, and learning how to love better.

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The latest episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell opens with a powerful reminder from Erica’s Faith Walk, centering on the comfort and guidance found in declaring “The Lord is my shepherd.” The episode flows into heartfelt testimonies from listeners who’ve experienced undeniable miracles—from surviving cardiac arrest to walking away from a collision with an 18-wheeler—bringing the morning show’s spiritual heartbeat to life. In between, Grammy-nominated financial expert Jini Thorton stops by for Money Mondays, offering practical strategies for avoiding holiday overspending, using reward points wisely, and setting boundaries that protect both the spirit and the wallet during high-pressure gifting season.

Erica continues uplifting the audience through her Ericaism, “You Deserve More,” urging listeners to stop accepting half-love, half-commitment, and half-effort—from partners, family, or anyone else. She explains that true self-love requires boundaries, clarity, and refusing relationships that only do “relationship things” without relationship accountability. The episode closes with the Love Talk, expanding that message to family dynamics during the holiday season and reminding listeners that while relatives may fall short, God’s love never does. With inspiration, financial wisdom, and deep emotional honesty, this episode delivers a balanced blend of faith, empowerment, and practical life tools.

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