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.
Chris Tomlin has moved into the number one spot with newcomers Salvador, Pillar, Jeremy Camp, Mark Schultz and Jimmy Needham hot on his trail.
1. Made to Worship - Chris Tomlin
Tomlin's latest is off of his brand new release, See The Morning, which hit stores on September 26th. "Made to Worship" debuted on the Top 10 six weeks ago and it moves into the number one spot this week.
2. Shine - Salvador
Debuting this week, "Shine" 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!3. Everything - Pillar
Debuting this week, "Everything" is off of Pillar's latest release, The Reckoning. This song has edge, as all Pillar music should.4. Dead Man (Carry Me) - Jars of Clay
"Dead Man (Carry Me)" is off of Jars' latest release, Good Monsters. Dan, Matt, Stephen and Charlie sound like, well, Dan, Matt, Stephen and Charlie! Pure Jars of Clay here folks ... all natural with no fillers! This is week number six for this tune.5. Rebirthing - Skillet
"Rebirthing," which debuted ten weeks ago, is the first single off of Skillet's new release, Comatose. The song rocks, as does the entire album!6. Tonight - Jeremy Camp
We haven't seen Jeremy Camp in the chart in a while and I, for one, have missed him. But he's back this week with a brand new song off of a brand new (upcoming) album and he's awesome, as usual! "Tonight" debuts this week as the first single release off of Beyond Measure, which will hit stores on October 31.7. Broken & Beautiful - Mark Schultz
Debuting this week, the title track off of Mark's latest release isn't broken, but it sure is beautiful.8. Mountain of God - Third Day
Off of their release Wherever You Are, "Mountain of God" is the second radio release, following "Cry Out To Jesus." A great song, this tune debuted twelve weeks ago, spending a great deal of time at the top before falling in the rankings.
9. Breathe You In - Thousand Foot Krutch
"Breathe You In" is off of the 2005 release, The Art Of Breaking. Don't look for rap here, because you won't find it. Trevor and the gang go for a more emo sound on this album and they hit the mark ... as usual. We've seen this song around for the past three weeks and will probably see it for a few more.
