The official Top 10 Christian hit songs list is compiled by your Guide by checking and averaging Christian charts from all over the U.S. such as Billboard and R&R.
Jeremy Camp and Chris Tomlin are the most popular guys this week. MercyMe, Deitrick Haddon, RED and Fred Hammond join them for a really "male" week!
1. What it Means - Jeremy Camp
"What it Means" debuted in early November as the second single release off of Beyond Measure, which hit stores last October. Moving up from number three this week, this is a great song.Find Tickets for Jeremy Camp in concert
2. Made to Worship - Chris Tomlin
Still sitting at number two, Tomlin's latest is off of his new release, See The Morning, which hit stores last September 26. "Made to Worship" debuted on the Top 10 19 weeks ago.3. Hold Fast - MercyMe
Debuting this week, "Hold Fast" is the second single release off of MercyMe's latest release, Coming Up To Breathe. Another catchy tune, this one is another fan favorite.Find Tickets for MercyMe in concert
4. Shine - Salvador
"Shine," which debuted 13 weeks ago, is off of Salvador's latest release, Dismiss the Mystery. This is a great song, and if you're not already a Salvador fan, after hearing this one, you will be!5. Heaven Knows - Deitrick Haddon
Debuting this week, Deitrick is smooth, as always, on "Heaven Knows," which is off of the 2006 release, 7 Days.6. Already Over - RED
Debuting this week, "Already Over" is the second radio release off of End Of Silence. Back in "the day," we would have called this song a power ballad. Today, what you call it depends on where you live and how old you are. But in any time, calling it a great song fits the bill.7. Tonight - Jeremy Camp
We first saw this song back in October, when it hit the chart at number six. After a bit of a break, it's back, moving down from number one last week.8. Does Anybody Hear Her - Casting Crowns
The latest single off of Lifesong debuted two weeks ago. One of my personal favorite tunes on the album, this one asks what happens when we, the church, don't even notice the lost.9. Broken & Beautiful - Mark Schultz
This great song debuted back in October and it's still as good today as it was back then.10. This is the Day - Fred Hammond
Debuting this week, "This is the Day" is off of the 2006 release, Free To Worship. This is one of those "get up on your feet" songs, no matter how you shake it.