Let's kick off this latest episode of Tripp Jams with Blake Whitely because I can. Lol. Then let's continue with a Michael and Stormie Omartian classic, some Paul Clark from way back in the day, Mustard Seed Faith, Bob Bennett (you can never go wrong with a Bob Bennett song), Next up: Andrew Peterson (wow, what a great line up already, BUT WAIT, THERE'S MORE!) Noah Cleveland, Toby Mac, Ryan Stevenson, Trent Carson w Jenny Weaver, Baylor Wilson, and you could not end this fabulous show any better than with a Jon Gibson classic! You're welcome....DJ Tripp

This episode of Tripp Jams Radio puts the Jam in Jams! Starting with Apologetix version of "We're not gonna take it" we move on to "Believe" by Jimi Cravity, then an Imperials Classic "I Believe in You" followed by Delirious, Rich Mullins, Foolish Things, The Winans, a Keith Green classic, Chris Rice , Michael W. Smith, Passion and we end with an incredible Pat Terry Group song! What a lineup! 

Hold on to you hats cause this show's gonna blow you away! Starting with an Eric Champion classic, then 65dba takes over followed by Ian Eskelin, The Imperials, NewWorld Son, Delirious, Shawn McDonald, pause, breathe, Billy Crockett, Lewis McVay, Randy Travis, Andrew Peterson, and we end with a Ron Kenoly classic! I told you!

Can't start off with more energy than "Power of Love" by Bob Carlisle! Then we have a great line up featuring Chris Rice, The Pat Terry Group (love em!), Jamie Owens Collins, Funnyman Tim Hawkins, the wonderful Celtic band Ceili Rain, Sunday Drive, Satellite Soul, A Phil Keaggy classic, Mercy's Well....wait! There's more! We also have Two or More, Apologetix, Sand Town, Robert Randolph and the Family Band (woo woo!), Michael and Stormie Omartian, and Echosmith! WOW! 

Dude, you cannot find a finer CCM show than this! Ok, so I'm a little biased, but I LOVE THIS SHOW! Featuring Glad, Jimi Cravity, The Kry, Noah Cleveland and Blake Whitely, Papa San, (are you drooling yet?) Sidewalk Prophets, Mark Heard, The Paul Colman Trio, Bloom, Matthew Thiessen (can it get any better? But wait...) Relient K, Noah Cleveland solo effort, Brian and Jenn Johnson, and we wrap up with Audio Adrenaline....

Hello there Tripp Jams Fam! This newest episode of Tripp Jams Radio has it all! From that excellent Canadian band Down Here to that amazing 80's band Face to Face, we got it going on! Throw in some David Phelps, David Teems, Shane and Shane, Glad, Sunday Drive, Scott Underwood, Two or More, Rich Mullins, Michael Card and Dallas Holm and you've got quite a show, well worth listening to and sharing!

Hidey Ho, Tripp Jams Fans! We start this one out with Cain, followed by Anne Wilson, Josh Baldwin, Michael W. Smith, Considering Lily, 77's, Flame, Septimus, Micah Tyler, "D" Poetic Preacha, and we wrap things up with a Chuck Girard classic! So what are you waiting for? Listen up!

Let's get this party started! Crowder kicks things off, then I have a wonderful selection from that from Ashton, Becker and Dente, followed by one of my favorite Michael W. Smith songs, then Toby Mac, Phil and John, Chris McClarney, F.F.H., Newsboys (old style), Eric Champion, from his classic album "Verticality", The Jon Gibson masterpiece "Everyone needs the Lord", the Jim and Jerome classic "Pauper in Paradise" and what an incredible ending from Mylon Lefvre & Broken Heart! ok? ok. 

This show is dedicated to the homeless community of Belfast, some of whom I've come to know and love over the past year since I started the "Church on the Street". It has truly been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. I sincerely appreciate the Lord allowing me to participate in His great love for these precious drug addicts and alcoholics. He told me, "Chris, it's better to be homeless than heartless". He also said, "You can't rule with me in Heaven if you haven't served with me on earth". 

Let's kick things off with an early Charlie Peacock classic but let's not take our foot off the gas....we'll continue with Jimi Cravity, Septimus, Ron Kenoly, a David Meece classic, Ken Blount with Max Williams (Ken played Nicodemus on the Gospel Bill Show - what a talent!), Abraham Laboriel and Justo Almario bringing you times of refreshing, my favorite rapper - Mr. Real, All Star United (Ian Eskelin's super group), Telecast, The Imperials (can't go wrong with an Imperial's song), Scott Underwood, Rhett Walker, and, believe it or not, Randy Travis' version of the worship song "Heart of Worship". Whar a lineup! If variety is your cup of tea, you're in the right place!