It’s seven straight weeks for Building 429′s Where I Belong; I think we can safely say that Where I Belong is now one of Building 429′s biggest hits, no small feat considering the relatively young life span of the band. Overcome by Jeremy Camp can’t quite do that, as it scores yet another week at #2. The top debut this week is Lecrae’s Background (pictured), new at #47; the Greatest Gainer is Matt Redman’s 10,000 Reasons (Bless the Lord), up 24 to 18 this week.
Building 429's Where I Belong makes it a month and a half on top of Billboard's Top Christian Songs; Kutless scores a new Top 10 hit, as Carry Me to ...
Building 429 scores a fifth week atop Billboard's Top Christian Songs with Where I Belong, just as MercyMe scores yet another Top 10 hit, this time with the carrier single ...
Building 429's Where I Belong scores three months now on top of the Billboard's Christian Songs chart, with a bullet, meaning an actual increase in airplay. As a matter of ...
Building 429's Where I Belong makes it eleven weeks on top of the Billboard's Christian Songs chart, a week short of three months, and it's likely to stay there for ...
It's an eventful week on Billboard's Top Christian charts. First off, British worship leader Matt Redman scores the biggest hit of his career as 10000 Reasons (Bless the Lord) knocks ...
Chris Tomlin's Whom Shall I Fear (God of Angel Armies) scores a sixth week at number one on Billboard's Christian Songs chart, fending off Kristian Stanfill's One Thing Remains and ...
This week, Chris Tomlin's Whom Shall I Fear (God of Angel Armies) makes it three in a row on Billboard's Christian Songs chart, just as MercyMe's You Are I Am ...
Contemporary Christian supergroup MercyMe makes it three weeks at the top of the Billboard Christian Songs chart with Move. Of course, for me, the real story is Matthew West's rising ...
Contemporary Christian supergroup MercyMe holds onto #1 for a second week with Move. I'm excited because Matthew West moves up to #4 with Strong Enough, from his spectacular The Story ...
