This episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell opens with a powerful Faith Walk focused on Jesus’ command to “love your neighbor as I have loved you.” Erica breaks down the challenge of loving people who test our patience, reminding listeners that biblical love requires grace, long‑suffering, and obedience even when it doesn't feel fair. She encourages the audience to evaluate their “love actions” with the same intentional focus they apply to personal goals or spiritual growth. The show keeps its uplifting momentum with birthday shoutouts, inspiration from Griff, and moments of joy shared throughout the Get Up Church family. 

A major highlight of the show is Judge Melodee Armstrong’s breakdown of Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett’s recent Texas Senate primary, where confusion over new precinct‑based voting rules led to significant voter disenfranchisement in Dallas County. Crockett ultimately conceded the race to James Talarico after delayed tallies and court reversals on extended polling hours, with thousands of votes left uncertain. Judge Armstrong explains why early voting and clear voter education are essential as similar challenges may arise in November. The episode also features René Echevarria, executive producer of “The Faithful: Women of the Bible,” discussing the upcoming Fox event series premiering March 22, 2026—a dramatization of Genesis told through the eyes of Sarah, Hagar, Rebekah, Leah, and Rachel, filmed in Rome and Matera and streaming next‑day on Hulu. Renee shares the show’s mission to illuminate women’s spiritual journeys often overlooked in traditional biblical storytelling, adding depth and cultural context to these foundational narratives. The episode wraps with trending topics, sports, and a reminder to join tomorrow’s St. Jude Radiothon. 

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