<sod>Like most Calvary Chapel stations, WTWT broadcasts a mixture of bible lessons and Christian music. Its playlist originally included a mix of Christian rock, [[Jesus music]] and [[contemporary Christian music]] spanning from the 1960s to the present; the playlist leaned slightly more toward older music and rock, since the station plans on acting as an alternative to the [[Family Life Network]], which broadcasts mostly contemporary Christian pop music. On February 1, 2016, the station flipped to a more standard contemporary Christian music format, claiming it to be a response to "listener demand."<eod>
<sod>Like most Calvary Chapel stations, WTWT broadcasts a mixture of bible lessons and Christian music. Its playlist originally included a mix of Christian rock, [[Jesus music]] and [[contemporary Christian music]] spanning from the 1960s to the present; the playlist leaned slightly more toward older music and rock, since the station was originally conceived as an alternative to the [[Family Life Network]], which broadcasts mostly contemporary Christian pop music. On February 1, 2016, the station flipped to a more standard contemporary Christian music format, claiming it to be a response to "listener demand" and putting it in direct competition with FLN.<eod>