via BlackDoctor: When Vivian Green’s sultry vocals hit the scene in 2002, her debut single, “Emotional Roller Coaster,” became an instant classic. Since then, the Philly-born singer, songwriter, and actress has successfully rode the ups and downs of the entertainment industry. Her sixth studio album, VGVI (pronounced vee-gee-six), will be released on October 6. Beyond the […]
Have you ever considered why the attack on your life and ministry amplifies as the intensity with which you press into the realm of the spirit increases? What if I told you that your life, much like that of the Ark of the Covenant, symbolizes God’s presence? The fact is, the devil trembles as the sound […]
via getuperica: Ruth La’Ontra and Leonard Scott chatted with Erica Campbell about her new song, “Kingdom,” which she says was written by Anthony Brown. Leonard Scott, the founder of the nation’s oldest black owned and operated gospel recording company, talked about being excited to have an artist such as her signed to his roster, and how versatile Ruth is as […]
via getuperica: LeCrae talks about the meaning of his new album, “ATWT,” which stands for “All Things Work Together.” He spoke about the difference between this project and his others, calling it a “souvenir from the journey.” He says it’s not necessarily a statement, but more of an invitation for people to come on a journey […]
via getuperica: In this edition of Faith Walking, Erica Campbell talks about King Solomon, who was richer than any other human being past or present. Erica says that when God asked Solomon what he wanted, he asked for wisdom and knowledge to govern his people with. Because he asked for such things instead of material possessions, or the […]
via getuperica: In her new Ericaism she talks about people that try to justify sin. Erica expressed that everyone sins and that no sin is greater than the other, but we can’t hide them. While talking about this Erica explained that God forgives us for all of our sins, but we must ask him for forgiveness. She also mentioned that sins […]
via GETUPERICA: Ricky Dillard was hanging out with GRIFF one day at the “Get Up!” studio, when GRIFF showed him a beautiful staff that reminded Ricky of Aaron’s rod. When Ricky notes this, GRIFF demonstrates how the staff works for him, showing off its power by casting down his rod. Check out this exclusive video to watch the hilarious exchange […]
via getuperica: In this edition of Faith Walking, Erica Campbell reads the lyrics to a song called “God of this City” written by Chris Tomlin. Erica explains that our world is in a very strange place, and we often place a lot of importance on who is in charge politically. But we can’t forget that the most important power […]