In her "Faith Walk" segment, Erica Campbell shares an inspiring message, "I'm Not Called to Your Mess," encouraging individuals to stay focused on their divine purpose and not be distracted by negativity. 

In her "Faith Walk" segment, Erica Campbell shares an inspiring message, "I'm Not Called to Your Mess," encouraging individuals to stay focused on their divine purpose and not be distracted by negativity.&nbsp;

The Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell podcast is finally here! Get ready to get up all day, every day, with the Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell podcast. If you are searching for "My Ericaisms," the always motivating Faith Walk, and a fun word from the Get-Up Church with Griff's Joys and Concerns, then check out the podcast. The Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell podcast is here with interviews, great music, trending topics, and much more.

The Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell podcast is finally here! Get ready to get up all day, every day, with the Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell podcast. If you are searching for "My Ericaisms," the always motivating Faith Walk, and a fun word from the Get-Up Church with Griff's Joys and Concerns, then check out the podcast. The Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell podcast is here with interviews, great music, trending topics, and much more.

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Faith Walk | I’m Not Called to Your Mess  

Erica Campbell opens the episode with a powerful Faith Walk segment titled “It’s Okay to Struggle,” encouraging listeners to wrestle with their faith through scripture and community, much like Jacob’s encounter with the angel. She underscores that seeking clarity in God's Word and processing doubts openly is not only acceptable—it’s essential. This invitation to vulnerability combats isolation and fosters spiritual growth, reinforcing that faith deepens when we embrace challenges with humility and support.  

Later in the show, Erica delivers her heartfelt Ericaism: “A Message for My Brothers.” She reminds men that enduring weariness is not weakness—Jesus Himself wept and sought rest. True strength lies in honesty, community, and the courage to seek help rather than suffer alone. The episode also features a special guest segment with Keisha Ealy and Dr. Marcus Mason, who introduce their new musical, "Experiencing the Dream: MLK – The Musical." Centered on the love story of Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King, the production—set to premiere in mid‑January at the Cerritos Performing Arts Center—blends music, faith, and history to inspire audiences toward unity and love.  

Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/get-up-mornings-erica-campbell 

Erica Campbell opens the episode with a powerful&nbsp;Faith Walk&nbsp;segment titled&nbsp;&ldquo;It&rsquo;s Okay to Struggle,&rdquo;&nbsp;encouraging listeners to wrestle with their faith through scripture and community, much like Jacob&rsquo;s encounter with the angel. She underscores that seeking clarity in God's Word and processing doubts openly is not only acceptable&mdash;it&rsquo;s&nbsp;essential. This invitation to vulnerability combats isolation and fosters spiritual growth, reinforcing that faith deepens when we embrace challenges with humility and support.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Later in the show, Erica delivers her heartfelt&nbsp;Ericaism:&nbsp;&ldquo;A Message for My Brothers.&rdquo;&nbsp;She reminds men that enduring weariness is not weakness&mdash;Jesus Himself wept and sought rest. True strength lies in honesty, community, and the courage to seek help rather than suffer alone. The episode also features a special guest segment with&nbsp;Keisha Ealy and Dr. Marcus Mason, who introduce their new musical, "Experiencing the Dream: MLK &ndash; The Musical." Centered on the love story of Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King, the production&mdash;set to premiere in mid‑January at the Cerritos Performing Arts Center&mdash;blends music, faith, and history to inspire audiences toward unity and love.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Website:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban1podcasts.com/get-up-mornings-erica-campbell">https://www.urban1podcasts.com/get-up-mornings-erica-campbell</a>&nbsp;

FULL SHOW | A message for my brothers; It is okay to struggle; Keisha Ealy and Marcus Mason joins Get Up; and More  

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In today’s Faith Walk – God’s Grace segment, Erica encourages listeners to lean fully into God’s unmerited favor—echoing Joyce Meyer’s message that grace isn’t earned by deeds but received by faith, empowering believers to embrace salvation and transformation through Christ. Next, in ERICAism: Talking with My Mom, Erica reflects on how her mother’s spiritual guidance shaped her identity and confidence. In a poignant back‑to‑school memory from eighth grade, she recalls writing affirmations to herself—proof that emotional support from parents fosters lifelong self‑worth.  

The episode’s centerpiece is the Interview with Dr. Willie Jolley, spotlighting his “Power of Tomorrow” philosophy. Inspired by General Colin Powell’s mantra—“you can’t change yesterdays, but you can shape tomorrows”—Dr. Jolley urges listeners to mold their future with intention, treating each new day as clay in need of purposeful design. Finally, in Love Talk – Talking with My Kids, Erica shares heartfelt lessons on nurturing faith, confidence, and enduring love in her children—emphasizing that a solid foundation at home equips kids to stand against the world’s negativity.  

Together, these conversations weave a tapestry of trusting God’s grace, honoring parental influence, shaping tomorrow with intentionality, and fostering loving family connections—all central themes to this inspiring episode. 

Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/get-up-mornings-erica-campbell 

In today&rsquo;s&nbsp;Faith Walk &ndash; God&rsquo;s Grace&nbsp;segment, Erica encourages listeners to lean fully into God&rsquo;s unmerited favor&mdash;echoing Joyce Meyer&rsquo;s message that grace&nbsp;isn&rsquo;t&nbsp;earned by deeds but received by faith, empowering believers to embrace salvation and transformation through Christ. Next, in&nbsp;ERICAism: Talking with My Mom, Erica reflects on how her mother&rsquo;s spiritual guidance shaped her identity and confidence. In a poignant back‑to‑school memory from eighth grade, she recalls writing affirmations to herself&mdash;proof that emotional support from parents fosters lifelong self‑worth.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The episode&rsquo;s centerpiece is the&nbsp;Interview with Dr. Willie Jolley, spotlighting his &ldquo;Power of Tomorrow&rdquo; philosophy. Inspired by General Colin Powell&rsquo;s mantra&mdash;&ldquo;you can&rsquo;t change yesterdays, but you can shape tomorrows&rdquo;&mdash;Dr. Jolley urges listeners to mold their future with intention, treating each new day as clay in need of purposeful design. Finally, in&nbsp;Love Talk &ndash; Talking with My Kids, Erica shares heartfelt lessons on nurturing faith, confidence, and enduring love in her children&mdash;emphasizing that a solid foundation at home equips kids to stand against the world&rsquo;s negativity.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Together, these conversations weave a tapestry of trusting God&rsquo;s grace, honoring parental influence, shaping tomorrow with intentionality, and fostering loving family connections&mdash;all central themes to this inspiring episode.&nbsp;
Website:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban1podcasts.com/get-up-mornings-erica-campbell">https://www.urban1podcasts.com/get-up-mornings-erica-campbell</a>&nbsp;

FULL SHOW | Talking with my mom; Dr. Willie Jolley joins Get Up; Talking with my kids; and More 

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/78a347aa-3282-4ac5-837c-a72300032082/clips/c1b2f758-4f8e-4577-93fa-b3d10164a4c0/transcript

Erica kicks off the show with a heartfelt “Faith Walk: Kids with Faith,” emphasizing the importance of modeling prayer and godly behavior for children so they internalize faith early. Studies show children exposed to consistent faith-based routines—like prayer and discussing spiritual matters—gain resilience, empathy, and a strong moral compass that stay with them throughout life.  

In “Money Mondays,” Jini Thornton emphasizes legacy planning tools like setting Payable‑On‑Death (POD) designations on accounts to bypass probate, ensuring your wishes are honored efficiently. She also stresses the importance of regularly reviewing life insurance beneficiaries and sharing key job and policy information with loved ones—preparation that protects families and avoids future disputes. 

The “Love Talk: Love Tips” segment offers simple strategies for couples to strengthen bonds: prioritize fun over criticism, pray together to enhance emotional intimacy, maintain meaningful eye contact during conversations, and increase non-sexual physical touch—like bedtime foot rubs and hand-holding—to deepen connection and reduce stress. Research confirms that eye contact and affectionate touch boost trust and emotional bonding, while shared prayer fosters spiritual and emotional connection.  

Erica kicks off the show with a heartfelt &ldquo;Faith Walk: Kids with Faith,&rdquo; emphasizing the importance of modeling prayer and godly behavior for children so they internalize faith early. Studies show children exposed to consistent faith-based routines&mdash;like prayer and discussing spiritual matters&mdash;gain resilience, empathy, and a strong moral compass that stay with them throughout life.&nbsp;&nbsp;
In &ldquo;Money Mondays,&rdquo; Jini Thornton emphasizes legacy planning tools like setting Payable‑On‑Death (POD) designations on accounts to bypass probate, ensuring your wishes are honored efficiently. She also stresses the importance of regularly reviewing life insurance beneficiaries and sharing key job and policy information with loved ones&mdash;preparation that protects families and avoids future disputes.&nbsp;
The &ldquo;Love Talk: Love Tips&rdquo; segment offers simple strategies for couples to strengthen bonds: prioritize fun over criticism, pray together to enhance emotional intimacy, maintain meaningful eye contact during conversations, and increase non-sexual physical touch&mdash;like bedtime foot rubs and hand-holding&mdash;to deepen connection and reduce stress. Research confirms that eye contact and affectionate touch boost trust and emotional bonding, while shared prayer fosters spiritual and emotional connection.&nbsp;&nbsp;

FULL SHOW | Kids have faith; Money Mondays with Jini Thornton; The Love Talk: Love Tips; and MORE  

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/78a347aa-3282-4ac5-837c-a72300032082/clips/c1ba6e6a-8b8b-4189-a7c2-b3d001150526/transcript

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