In this uplifting episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell, the Faith Walk segment “Wealth Is Relative” reminds listeners that while money is necessary, true fulfillment comes from spiritual grounding—not bank balances. Erica’s Ericaism segment, “No Pressure Friendships,” encourages nurturing relationships naturally without forcing connections. Financial expert Jini Thornton joins for Money Monday, sharing smart summer travel tips like booking early and flexible planning to save on flights and accommodations.

In the Love Talk segment, “Love Check‑In,” Erica advocates for intentional relationship moments—setting aside 10–15 minutes weekly to discuss highs, challenges, and emotional needs—a practice psychologists say strengthens bonds and prevents resentment. The episode’s three highlighted segments offer a powerful trio of spiritual reflection, financial empowerment, and relational intentionality to guide listeners toward a balanced, fulfilling life.

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Financial expert Jini Thornton joins for Money Monday, sharing smart summer travel tips like booking early and flexible planning to save on flights and accommodations.

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In the Love Talk segment, “Love Check‑In,” Erica advocates for intentional relationship moments—setting aside 10–15 minutes weekly to discuss highs, challenges, and emotional needs—a practice psychologists say strengthens bonds and prevents resentment.

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In the Faith Walk segment “Wealth Is Relative” reminds listeners that while money is necessary, true fulfillment comes from spiritual grounding—not bank balances.

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In this uplifting episode of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell, listeners are treated to a heartfelt interview with gospel singer Maranda Curtis, who discusses her latest single, "Bless Your Name," from her live album Worship Restored. The song is a dynamic worship anthem that calls believers to praise with declarations like "I will, I shall, I must bless Your name." Curtis' album, released on April 25, 2025, showcases her signature blend of gospel, jazz, and contemporary worship, emphasizing themes of restoration, faith, and spiritual renewal.

The show also features Bishop Joseph W. Walker III in the "Fresh Word Friday" segment, where he delivers a powerful message titled "It Is Okay to Cry," reminding listeners that expressing emotions is a natural part of the healing process. In her "Faith Walk" segment, Erica Campbell shares an inspiring message, "I'm Not Called to Your Mess," encouraging individuals to stay focused on their divine purpose and not be distracted by negativity. Additionally, in her "Ericaism" segment, she emphasizes the importance of letting go of past hurts and moving forward with faith and grace.

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Additionally, in her "Ericaism" segment, she emphasizes the importance of letting go of past hurts and moving forward with faith and grace.

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In her "Faith Walk" segment, Erica Campbell shares an inspiring message, "I'm Not Called to Your Mess," encouraging individuals to stay focused on their divine purpose and not be distracted by negativity.

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Listeners are treated to a heartfelt interview with gospel singer Maranda Curtis, who discusses her latest single, "Bless Your Name," from her live album Worship Restored.

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