Tripp Jams 230

Tripp Jams 233

We get out the gate with a wonderful Mark Heard song, then it just keeps getting better and better with artists as diverse and talented as Dion, Charlie Peacock, The Alwyn Wall Band, Newsboys (old school), Ian, Dallas Holm, Lamb, Frozen Ocean, Annalise Eden, Walter Brennan, Christafari and DC Talk! WOO WOO! Plus, of course, your usual poetry and musings from yours truly, DJ Tripp.

Tripp Jams 232

Yet another episode filled with a wide variety of quality Christian music, with artists as diverse as Geoff Moore & the Distance, Newsboys, Face to Face and Rich Mullins. Let's throw in some John Mellencamp, Kid Rock, Van Zant and the Paul Colman Trio and you've already got a show worth listening to, but when you add ELi, Paul Clark, Keith Green and the Katinas, it becomes a must listen! My birthday gift to you, since my birthday is on the 26th, lol. DJ Tripp

Tripp Jams 231

I love how the Holy Spirit leads me in each episode of Tripp Jams! He helps me find such anointed songs by such a wide variety of artists, like Heaven will be!  This show features Frozen Ocean, Worship Drive, The DIngees and Marvin Gaye! It also has Vineyard Worship, David Robertson, Cedar and Salt Music and Dallas Holm, Brian Free & Assurance, Shawn MacDonald and the Sweet Comfort Band! As if all that wasn't enough, it ends with Phil Keaggy, Ryan Mark, Rich Mullins and Lamb! Whew!

Tripp Jams 230

Great start to this episode with Robert Randolph and the Family Band. Next up: Rebecca St. James, Jon Gibson and Judah ft. J. Monty. I jump on with some original poetry then we cont. with a Carman classic, Keith Brown, Grace Unveiled Music and Ben Laine (oh yea, God Himself shares a poem with us). Then we get to hear Matthew West (always excellent), Leanna Crawford and another collaboration from Jesus and DJ Tripp. We finish with Warfare worship, Reformed and Dangerous and Cyndi Grecco!

Tripp Jams 229

Thank you Matt Maher for kicking off this show! And thank you Mr. Weaver Face, Robert Plant (yes, THAT Robert Plant), Brian Houston and Cody Johnson for continuing it. And All glory to God, Rich Mullins and Taylor Sorensen go next, then 7eventh Time Down, Mercy Me and Sons of Sunday...and we end with a Shaded Red classic and a Rock version of the Keith Green song You're Love broke through...enjoy!