EPISODE · Dec 5, 2025 · 55 MIN
FULL SHOW | There Are Still Good Churches; Gospel Singer Darius Paulk Joins Get Up; E&G True Hollywood Story: Shadrach, Meshack, Abendigo; and MORE
from Get Up! Mornings With Erica Campbell · host Urban One Podcast Network
Starting the morning with warmth and clarity, Erica’s Faith Walk reminds listeners that despite the headlines and hurtful church experiences, there are still loving, healthy, spiritually grounded churches where people can grow, heal, and be embraced as they are. Her message echoes broader trends: according to Barna research, nearly one-third of churchgoers are actively seeking new church homes, yet many also say supportive community is still the most influential factor keeping them in the faith. Erica’s personal story about the youth ministry she grew up in—and the gang member who walked in ready to change her life—anchors the theme that real ministry meets people with grace, not judgment. From there, the show shifts into one of its funniest recurring bits: the E&G True Hollywood Bible Story, this time retelling Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego surviving the fiery furnace with a cameo from Jesus himself—plus surprise comedic appearances from Kirk Franklin and Ledisi. And rounding out the show, gospel songwriter Darius Paulk joins the team to debut his new Christmas single “Go Tell It.” Paulk, known for writing songs like “Nobody Greater,” talks about creating a fresh holiday anthem that encourages believers to share their testimonies boldly. Together, the episode blends humor, Scripture, testimony, and inspiration into a morning that reminds listeners why Get Up! Mornings continues to resonate so widely. Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/get-up-mornings-erica-campbell See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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FULL SHOW | There Are Still Good Churches; Gospel Singer Darius Paulk Joins Get Up; E&G True Hollywood Story: Shadrach, Meshack, Abendigo; and MORE
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