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.

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Today’s episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell centered on service, inspiration, and soul‑lifting music. Erica’s Erica-ism, “Serving Is the Way,” encouraged listeners to embody Christlike compassion by intentionally helping others—whether offering resources to the homeless, volunteering in church, or simply making kindness a lifestyle. This aligns with her past teachings on choosing active commitment over passive faith, echoing her broader message about living with purpose and intention. The show also spotlighted a powerful interview with Mariah Carey, celebrating her new gospel‑infused single “Jesus I Do” featuring the legendary Clark Sisters—a collaboration years in the making, recorded in Atlanta and praised for its uplifting message and rich vocal harmonies.

The Love Talk of the day explored the art of giving good gifts, urging listeners to offer presents that reflect genuine attention to a loved one’s needs rather than defaulting to generic choices. This principle mirrors established research showing that thoughtful, recipient‑focused gifts build stronger trust and emotional connection than flashy or convenient ones. Throughout the episode, the team also covered news updates, Faith Walk reflections on David’s rejection, health encouragement from Dr. Willie Jolly, and trending entertainment stories—rounding out a show filled with joy, spirituality, and practical wisdom for everyday life.

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This episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell delivers a spiritually charged Friday featuring three standout moments: Fresh Word Friday with Evangelist Barbara Calloway, the emotional interview with gospel artist Randy Weston, and Erica’s Ericaism on the power of standing up for yourself. Barbara Calloway’s message on “The True Glory of God” urges believers to return to authentic worship—not performance-driven church culture—echoing themes consistent throughout her ministry, which emphasizes consecration, repentance, prayer, and spiritual depth. Her teaching in this episode reminds listeners that God’s tangible presence is still accessible when believers pursue Him sincerely.

Randy Weston of Judah Band brings one of the morning’s most moving segments as he shares the heartbreaking loss of his godson and how it shaped his new single “I Believe God,” reinforcing that faith proven in dark seasons produces lasting spiritual maturity. Additional reporting confirms that Weston has openly discussed this tragedy, describing how it reshaped his perspective on calling, identity, and creativity as a gospel artist. Rounding out the episode, Erica Campbell’s Ericaism on standing up for yourself speaks to her own growth journey—learning courage, clarity, and healthy boundaries after years of silence. Her reflections align with previous teachings where she encourages listeners to boldly speak their needs and honor their voice in every area of life.

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