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.
MercyMe has dethroned Aaron Shust, taking So Long Self to the top. Newcomers Story Side: B, Project 86 and David Phelps round out a mostly male line-up this week.
1. So Long Self - MercyMe
After debuting in May, "So Long Self," off of MercyMe's latest release, Coming Up To Breathe, disappeared off of the Top 10 for a while. Catchy and a little more driving than usual MercyMe fare, this tune stands out as a winner and now it's back in the chart, where it should be.2. My Savior, My God - Aaron Shust
After debuting 19 weeks ago at number eight, "My Savior, My God" has moved up the charts slowly but surely each week to finally reach the number one slot, where it stayed for weeks before slipping a notch to number two. 
3. Find Your Wings - Mark Harris
Debuting back in May at number four, this easy listening, yet deeply moving song is off of the 2005 album, The Line Between The Two.
4. Praise You In This Storm - Casting Crowns
The latest single off of Lifesong debuted 16 weeks ago at number one and it stayed their comfortably for six weeks.
5. Everything And More - Story Side: B
Debuting this week, the second radio release off of the album by the same name from 2005 rocks!6. Welcome Home - Brian Litrell
After debuting in May, this ballad has done well in the charts.7. Breathe Into Me - Red
Debuting 3 weeks ago, "Breathe Into Me," is off of Red's debut release, End Of Silence, which hit stores on June 13th. The song rocks, the band rocks and if you like your music a little on the harder side, you'll love this one!8. My Will Be A Dead Man - Project 86
The second radio release from 2005's And The Rest Will Follow, which debuted this week, made a fan out of me!9. Behold The Lamb - David Phelps
Debuting this week, this worship song once again shows us what a great range David Phelps has.10. Everything You Ever Wanted - Hawk Nelson
"Everything You Ever Wanted" is the first radio single on Hawk Nelson's sophmore release, Smile, It's The End Of The World. More mellow than most Hawk Nelson songs, this tune is a winner.