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.
tobyMac and Licoln Brewster are still holding the top slots in the chart while lots of new music debuts. Joining us this week are Rush of Fools, Chris Tomlin, Skillet and nevertheless.
1. Made to Love - tobyMac
Off of the new release, Portable Sounds, "Made to Love" debuted 11 weeks ago and took the top spot two weeks ago.
2. Everlasting God - Lincoln Brewster
"Everlasting God" is off of the 2006 release, Let The Praises Ring. The song debuted seven weeks ago on the Top 10.3. "Undo" - Rush of Fools
Midas Records
Debuting this week, "Undo" is off of the upcoming debut release from this talented new band. If progressive worship is your thing, you'll love this song and this group.
4. How Can I Keep From Singing - Chris Tomlin
Debuting this week, "How Can I Keep From Singing" is the second radio single off of See The Morning. Chris nails it, as always.5. Does Anybody Hear Her - Casting Crowns
Reunion
The latest single off of Lifesong debuted 12 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.
6. Forgiven - Relient K
With seven weeks in the Top 10, this tune is the first single release off of Five Score & Seven Years Ago, Relient K's brand new album.7. Heaven Knows - Deitrick Haddon
Deitrick is smooth, as always, on "Heaven Knows," which is off of the 2006 release, 7 Days.8. The Last Night - Skillet
Debuting this week, "The Last Night" is the second radio release off of Comatose. Just like every song on the album, this one rocks!9. Um Good - Smokie Norful
After nine weeks in the chart, this soulful, smooth song, off of the 2006 release, Life Changing, has gotten new life and moved up three spots. "Um Good" is pure Smokie.10. "Live Like We're Alive" - Nevertheless
Courtesy of: Flicker Records
Debuting this week, "Live Like We're Alive" is the title track off of the Chattanooga indie-rockers debut album.
