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For our Dutch followers - De Top 25 Nederlandstalig Christelijk populair (CCM) van 26 oktober 2019




Onze top 25 is gebaseerd op het werkelijk aantal keer dat een lied in de afgelopen 14 dagen is beluisterd op de grootste streaming platforms. Het maakt voor onze lijst niet uit wanneer een lied is uitgebracht. Het enige dat telt is wat er op dit moment het meeste wordt afgespeeld.

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De Top 25 Nederlandstalig Christelijk populair (CCM)
Nr.Artiest - TitelVerandering
1Mozaiek Worship, Reni Kraayenoord - Jezus Overwinnaar (Jezus Overwinnaar)+1
2Sela - Ik Zal Er Zijn (Ik Zal Er Zijn)+3
3Dwight Dissels - Dit Is De Dag (Dit Is De Dag)-2
4Stichting Opwekking - Zegekroon (764) (Opwekkingsliederen 38)+2
5InSalvation - Vul Dit Huis Met Uw Glorie (Vul Dit Huis Met Uw Glorie)+2
6Stichting Opwekking - Stil, Mijn Ziel, Wees Stil (717) (Opwekkingsliederen 34)+2
7Reyer, Talitha Govers - Jezus Overwinnaar - Acoustic (Jezus, Overwinnaar (Acoustic))-4
8Elbert Smelt, Kinga Bán - Leef Met Volle Teugen (Leef Met Volle Teugen)-4
9Stichting Opwekking - Tienduizend Redenen (733) (Opwekkingsliederen 35)+1
10Stichting Opwekking - Lopen Op Het Water (789) - Live (Opwekkingsliederen 40 (Live))-1
11Trinity (NL) - Ik Wens Jou (Ik Wens Jou)+0
12Kees Kraayenoord - Houd vol - Live (Live at Mozaiek0318)+0
13Sela - Thuis (Thuis)NIEUW
14Sela - Glorie heeft een Naam (Thuis)NIEUW
15Sela - Thuis (Thuis)NIEUW
16Christian Verwoerd - Vol Ontzag (Een Duidelijk Geluid)-1
17Kinga Bán - Vandaag (Vandaag)-4
18Matthijn Buwalda - Nog Een Rivier (Straks Als Ik Geen Pijn Meer Doe)-1
19Sela - Breng Ons Samen (Ik Zal Er Zijn)+1
20Stichting Opwekking - De Kracht Van Uw Liefde (488) - Live (Opwekkingsliederen 20 (Live))-2
21Sela - Zo hoort Uw liefde bij ons (Thuis)NIEUW
22Reyer - Waardig is Uw naam (Hoop in mij)-8
23Stichting Opwekking - God Maakt Vrij (720) (Opwekkingsliederen 34)-4
24Sela - Ouverture Thuis (Thuis)NIEUW
25Sela - In alles (Thuis)NIEUW
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