Faith gets practical—and the music gets timeless—as Erica Campbell challenges listeners to keep learning, growing, and pursuing God with fresh hunger. In her Faith Walk, Erica reflects on wishing she had sought deeper revelation sooner, then reminds the Get Up Church that spiritual maturity should produce peace, humility, love, and a desire to share truth—not arrogance or judgment. Fresh Word Friday continues that call through Pastor Dharius Daniels’ “I Am the Table,” rooted in Proverbs 14:1: a wise woman builds her house, while a foolish one tears it down. Daniels explains that being an asset is about character rather than a label, defining foolishness as stubborn resistance to wisdom and warning that mistakes do not make someone a liability—but refusing correction can.   

Legendary gospel artist Pastor Luther Barnes then joins Erica to introduce “Lifetime,” a testimony of enduring service to God and the title track of his 10-song, 48-minute album released through Atlanta International Records. Barnes honors the influence of his father, Rev. F.C. Barnes, saying meaningful lyrics remain central to his songwriting, and credits God’s grace for sustaining his life and ministry. Now 12 years into pastoring Restoration Worship Center in Rocky Mount, North Carolina, Barnes also encourages the church to embrace younger gospel artists, noting that earlier generations once viewed trailblazers such as James Cleveland and the Hawkins family with similar uncertainty. Together, the morning’s standout moments offer a powerful invitation to seek God more deeply, accept wise correction, build with intention, and keep saying yes for a lifetime.   

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