Get Up! Mornings With Erica Campbell
Lena Byrd Miles discusses her way with God's music, singing at DMX's homegoing service and how she uses social media to put smiles on people's faces outside of music.
The LeBron James-produced documentary "Dreamland: The Burning of Black Wall Street" arrived on CNN last night, and a song lifted from the project's soundtrack by Omarion, Lalah Hathaway, Kierra Sheard and GRAMMY-winning producer Gregory Curtis Sr. made for the perfect anthem of hope.
Scroll through the photos below for more updates on how the gospel industry spent this past week in church, at home and around town!
"We’re here to remember, to mourn, to rebuild equitably." -Rep. Lisa Blunt Rochester
Kierra Sheard-Kelly's #1 single "Something Has To Break" continues to inspire with a powerfully-uplifting new live performance featuring Red Rocks Worship.
It's a delight for us to bring you Todd Dulaney's new song with Kierra Sheard called "Come A Little Closer" that's sure to make you feel closer to the Lord wherever you are.
While discussing what inspired the release of her new book, Michelle Williams spoke on her battle with depression, misconceptions about depression, the possibility of new music, maintaining her friendship with Destiny's Child and more.
Dr. Ian Smith, who recently released a new book called Fast Burn, called in this week to discuss ways to build your immunity.
If you've been praying for a good reality show lately, Oprah Winfrey's OWN has got you covered with an upcoming series that will take you into the lives of four gospel singers on the rise while balancing their faith and respective families.
Busy week for some of our gospel favorites...
Hear how Bryan Popin says he learned to empathize and how Tasha Page-Lockhart learned to become the motivation she needed for herself over the past year.
One thing about Kirk Franklin is, he’s going to collaborate with hip-hop and R&B artists and make it church.