This episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell delivers a powerful blend of faith, reflection, and purpose. In the Faith Walk, Erica unpacks the striking truth that “lions don’t eat fruit”—a biological reality confirmed by animal science, since lions are obligate carnivores lacking the enzymes needed to digest plant matter. Using this as a spiritual metaphor, she challenges listeners to embody the fruit of the Spirit, noting that lions—symbolic of trials and spiritual attacks—devour only flesh, not fruit. This theme sets the tone for the show’s call to live from a place of spiritual discipline rather than emotional impulse.

The episode continues with a compelling interview featuring award‑winning composer and social‑justice creative Nolan Williams Jr., who debuts “Just Like Selma”—a modern civil‑rights hymn created for Black History Month. The song is part of Williams’ national Freedom Advances campaign and honors the legacy of the Selma voting‑rights marches while calling today’s communities to persistent civic engagement, echoing Dr. King’s reminder that “the arc of the moral universe bends toward justice”. Rounding out the show, Erica’s Love Talk stresses the sacred work of staying together in marriage, aligning with Christian marriage‑communication research that emphasizes forgiveness, open conversation, and intentional emotional connection as the foundation of resilient relationships. Together, these segments weave a message of spiritual maturity, social responsibility, and relational wholeness.

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