You know how I said last week that Chris Tomlin’s Whom Shall I Fear (God of Angel Armies) was on a steady path to number one after moving up 6-4 last week? Yeah, well, the song is on holy steroids. It blasts past Third Day, Passion & Kristian Stanfill, and Big Daddy Weave to move up to number one in only its 19th week on the chart. Among songs currently in the Top 10, only Audio Adrenaline’s Kings and Queens has had a faster run to the Top 10, holding strong at number 10 for a second week after only 14 weeks.
The rest of the Top 10 stays stationary, with no big surprises. I’m still hoping to see a dcTalk reunion in the Top 10, although tobyMac seems to have suffered a setback, as Steal My Show slips 15 to 18 this week. Another hopeful I like seeing in the Top 50 include Britt Nicole’s Gold, now up to number 24 this week (with a crossover appearance on Pop songs!).
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 ...
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 ...
Chris Tomlin's Whom Shall I Fear (God of Angel Armies) makes it three months now atop Billboard's Christian Songs chart. That's twelve weeks, friends, and with no likely challengers in ...
Chris Tomlin's Whom Shall I Fear (God of Angel Armies) scores a seventh non-consecutive week at number one on Billboard's Christian Songs chart, even as Kristian Stanfill's One Thing Remains ...
Chris Tomlin's Whom Shall I Fear (God of Angel Armies) earns a fourteenth week at number one, placing Tomlin into a four-way tie for seventh-longest reign atop the Billboard Christian ...
Chris Tomlin's Whom Shall I Fear (God of Angel Armies) earns a fifteenth week at number one. This moves Tomlin into a three-way tie for sixth-longest reign atop the Billboard ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
