Get ready for a powerful Thursday morning with Erica Campbell as she delivers life-changing wisdom that will transform how you handle your relationships and money! In this episode, Erica drops a game-changing "Erica-ism" about treating people you owe money to the same way you want your creditors to treat you - because integrity matters in every area of life. Plus, dive deep into the inspiring story of the Samaritan woman at the well through the hilarious "E&G True Hollywood Bible Story," where Jesus breaks all the rules to offer living water to someone society overlooked. Gospel group Sincere joins the show to debut their soul-stirring new single "After Tonight" from their first album in six years, while Dr. Willie Jolly reminds us that doctors give the diagnosis, but God gives the prognosis. From birthday shoutouts to black business spotlights during Black Business Month, this episode is packed with faith, laughter, and real talk that will have you examining your heart and your habits. Don't miss Erica's powerful message about confession without excuses and the freedom that comes from radical honesty with God.

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On today's episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell, the Faith Walk—Wake Up segment encouraged listeners to lean into spiritual awakening and allow divine timing to propel them forward. Erica’s Erica-ism of the Day, “It’s Hard Sometimes,” offered a compassionate reminder that navigating challenges isn’t a sign of weakness but a testimony of perseverance. This honest acknowledgment of everyday struggles brings comfort and solidarity to those wrestling with difficult seasons.

In a spirited interview, contemporary gospel group The Group Fire introduced their new single “I Can Count On You,” weaving Psalm 46:1 into an uplifting anthem about Jesus being our surest source of help when human support fades—highlighted by its vintage, New Edition–inspired sound and their ongoing Stellar Awards celebration. Complementing the theme of discernment, Dr. Willie Jolley shared his intriguing take—quitting sometimes means growing. By "quitting" things that hinder, we open space for upward momentum and spiritual breakthrough.

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In this energizing episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell, Erica’s Faith Walk — titled “Conviction Not Condemnation” — empowered listeners to choose grace-filled integrity over guilt, reminding us that true conviction leads to growth and not from shame. In her Erica-ism of the Day, “Use Your Resources,” encouraged listeners to steward what they’ve been given—whether time, talents, or opportunities—to their fullest potential. Throughout the show, moments like birthday shoutouts, Joys & Concerns, and poll calls wove community connection into the spiritual tapestry of the episode.

The heartfelt Love Talk, “Having Your Back,” underscored the importance of steadfast support in relationships—suggesting that love is shown not just through words, but in loyalty during tough times. Meanwhile, Willie Jolley inspired listeners to embrace positive self-talk, reminding us that how we speak to ourselves shapes our destiny. Although the Money Monday segment aired with finance expert Jini Thornton, public details on her focus this week weren’t available. Overall, the episode radiated spiritual clarity, relational depth, and practical encouragement.

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