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.

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

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today’s episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell, the Faith Walk dives deep into “False Prophets”, encouraging listeners to stay spiritually grounded by testing every message against Scripture — a topic echoed by current discussions across the Christian world, including recent investigations highlighting manipulation, unbiblical teachings, and manufactured revelations within certain ministries. Erica challenges believers to prioritize discernment over exposure and keep their focus on spreading the Gospel with a pure heart.

Money Monday brings the always‑energetic Dave Anderson, The Business Bully, who drops financial truth serum: February is the month where excuses die and results begin. Anderson — known for his no‑fluff, high‑conversion business strategies and national media presence — urges listeners to make one serious money move this week to spark momentum. The show closes with a heartfelt Love Talk on blended families, inspired by viral moments from Bishop and Pastor Sarah Jakes’ household. The topic resonates with ongoing marriage‑and‑blending conversations in the faith community, where experts emphasize unity over ego, communication, and Christ‑centered love as keys to thriving blended families.

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

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In today’s episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell, the team dove deep into three standout conversations that blended faith, storytelling, and uplifting inspiration. Erica’s Faith Walk explored the idea of spiritual atmosphere in the home—asking listeners if their households carry peace, rest, and God’s presence. This teaching echoes broader Christian principles on shaping spiritually grounded homes through prayer, kindness, and intentional habits that foster unity and love. The show then rolled into a hilarious and heartfelt E&G True Hollywood Bible Story: Jonah and the Whale, retelling Jonah’s resistance, stormy detour, and redemption inside the great fish. The biblical narrative is widely known not only for Jonah’s time in the fish, but also for its deeper themes of repentance, divine mercy, and transformation—historically set during Israel’s post‑exilic wrestling with obedience and God’s compassion for all people.

The episode also featured a lively conversation with actress Zing Ashford, star of the upcoming Lifetime film Be Happy, executive‑produced by Mary J. Blige. The movie follows Val, a woman navigating empty-nest life, who travels to New Orleans to support her pregnant daughter Kayla—played by Zing—and unexpectedly reawakens her long‑buried passions and sense of purpose. The film highlights themes of identity, healing, and rediscovery, mirroring Zing’s reflections on mother‑daughter bonds and personal growth; it premieres February 7 as part of Blige’s expanding creative collaboration with Lifetime. Alongside these central topics, the show delivered birthday shoutouts, trending news, sports, and joyful moments from the Get Up Church community.

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

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.