We kick it off with some old school Newsboys, then jump right into the Swirling Eddie's, Jon Gibson, John Reuben and Mark Heard, with, of course, a few words from yours truly. Then we jump into Eli, Dallas Holm, Prodigal Son & Jason Mighty, Seeds of Worship, a Keith Green classic, a James Maloney book excerpt, David Robertson, Vineyard Worship and we finish with another Keith Green song, because, he's that good! 

One word< WOW! With artists like Ian, a John Reuben and Toby Mac team up, Paul Colman, Selah, The Pat Terry Group, Pete James, Jody McBrayer and, oh yea, Rita Coolidge, how can you go wrong? What a great line up! Excelsior! - DJ Tripp

Kickin it off with Ross Parsley (yes, THE Ross Parsley), we follow with Stephen Stanley, Land of Color, A DC Talk classic (arent they all?), then Pete James, The always excellent Pat Terry Group, New World Son, then Ian (yippee!), Jody McBrayer (wonderful!), Phil Keaggy, the Newsboys (old school), The Kingdom Choir, and we end with Project of Love, with of course, yours truly hosting in between. Still free of charge! 

What a great show! Starting out with the Alwyn Wall Band, Yolanda Adams takes over then Sounds of Blackness. Next up? Carman! Then? Billy Crockett, Sanctus Music, Ben Laine and Bleeding Strings (hey, wait till you hear em before you judge), then we get to hear the Kevin Walker Family, Albrecht, Roley and Moore (wow), Jim and Jerome Cox, Zach Williams, A Few Good men and we end with the classic "Variations on a Hymn" by Glad! Don't miss this show!

A very special Tripp Jams dedicated to my wonderful Lord and Savior, Yeshua, who loves me with all his heart. Thank you for dying on the Cross for me and thank you Father for resurrecting Him and thank you Holy Spirit for being my best friend in this world and the next. Enjoy your Passover everyone!

This Train starts out with a tongue and cheek look at fame, or the lack thereof, then Twila Paris takes over, followed by Jamie MacDonald, and Van Zant (love those guys!), we cont. with Little Milton, I needed this Dave, and Worldwide, Message Tribe, we pause to breathe with a poem by meself, then jump into Rich Mullins, Walk on Water and Citizen Way and we end strong with The Imperials, Mitch McVicker, and Aubrey Woods! [email protected]

We start out strong with a fabulous Keith Green classic, then move right into Worldwide Message Tribe, Jon Gibson, and Chris Tomlin, then check out some wise words from Edmund Vance Cooke, followed by a song by Trey Marlo, Dan Peek takes his classic America hit "lonely people" and turns it into a Christian version, i then share a few words, followed by Mitch McVicker, Billy Sprague, and Gava Studsios....we then hear a "Pastors Apologetic" followed by a Dion classic, more words from yours truly and we end with Maire Brennan, and Michael McDonald, Dan Peek, Ricky Phipps, and Laura Story.....not bad for a guy who just had his toe amutated!

This episode of Tripp Jams kicks off with a Petra classic, followed by Idle Cure, Walk on the Water, E.T.W. (End Time Warriors)m), Norman Lee Schaffer (one of my favorite new discoveries), Rick Elias, Boiling Point, Angie Alan, Burlap to Cashmere, Janny Grein, JahWave Harmonics, Jamie MacDonald, and we finish strong with Geoff Moore and the Distance and an Imperials classic. Did Geoff Moore ever write a bad song?

This episode of Tripp Jams starts out with the 77;s and keeps the miomentum going with Audio Adrenaline (old school). Eddie DeGarmo (Feels good to be forgiven!), Clayton Jennings, Jamie MacDonald, Norman Lee Schaffer (love this guy! You will too, Shawn McDonald (always excellent), Joshua Luke Smith, Phil Keaggy (cant go wrong with a Phil Keaggy song), Christian Paramedic, Keith Green (always awesome!), Colston Harris blowing his shofar, another Eddie DeGarmo classic and we finish with a song by William Anderson....whew!

Another incredible Tripp Jams but please don't take my word for it - check it out for yourself! You'll hardly notice an hour has passed....enjoy with some salted, buttered corn on the cob for an even better experience! Woo! Hoo!  - DJ Tripp