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The Top 100 Christian Contemporary Music (CCM) for Saturday, September 10th, 2022

The Top 100 Christian Contemporary Music (CCM)


We have 4 new tracks in this week's chart. The highest new entry this week is 'King Of Kings' by Hillsong Worship and Brooke Ligertwood at position number 97.

The highest climber in the chart this week is 'New Creation' by Mac Powell, moving up 21 positions to number 58.



This week's chart...

Rank - Title - Artist (Change)
#1 'You Say' by Lauren Daigle (+0)
#2 'Reckless Love' by Cory Asbury (+0)
#3 'Rescue' by Lauren Daigle (+0)
#4 'Oceans (Where Feet May Fail)' by Hillsong UNITED, TAYA (+1)
#5 'O Come to the Altar (Live)' by Elevation Worship (-1)
#6 'Way Maker - Live' by Leeland (+0)
#7 'Goodness of God - Live' by Bethel Music, Jenn Johnson (+0)
#8 'LION (feat. Chris Brown & Brandon Lake)' by Elevation Worship, Chris Brown, Brandon Lake (+0)
#9 'Gratitude' by Brandon Lake (+0)
#10 'Prayed For You' by Matt Stell (+0)
#11 'What A Beautiful Name' by Hillsong Worship, Brooke Ligertwood (+0)
#12 '10,000 Reasons (Bless The Lord) [Radio Version] - Radio Version/Live' by Matt Redman (+0)
#13 'God Only Knows' by for KING & COUNTRY (+0)
#14 'Brother (feat. Gavin DeGraw)' by NEEDTOBREATHE, Gavin DeGraw (+8)
#15 'Lord, I Need You' by Matt Maher (+8)
#16 'Jesus, Take the Wheel' by Carrie Underwood (+9)
#17 'My God Is Still The Same' by Sanctus Real (-3)
#18 'Firm Foundation (He Won't)' by Maverick City Music, Cody Carnes, Chandler Moore (+12)
#19 'Honey In The Rock - Live' by Brooke Ligertwood, Brandon Lake (-4)
#20 'Broken Vessels (Amazing Grace)' by Hillsong Worship, TAYA (-4)
#21 'The Blessing (Live)' by Elevation Worship, Kari Jobe, Cody Carnes (-4)
#22 'Raise a Hallelujah - Live' by Bethel Music, Jonathan David Helser, Melissa Helser (-4)
#23 'Look Up Child' by Lauren Daigle (-4)
#24 'So Will I (100 Billion X)' by Hillsong UNITED, Benjamin William Hastings (-4)
#25 'King of My Heart - Live' by Bethel Music, Steffany Gretzinger (-4)
#26 'How Great Is Our God' by Chris Tomlin (-2)
#27 'Baby, Baby' by Amy Grant (-1)
#28 'This I Believe (The Creed)' by Hillsong Worship (+3)
#29 'Build My Life' by Housefires (+10)
#30 'Hold On To Me' by Lauren Daigle (-3)
#31 'Jireh (feat. Chandler Moore & Naomi Raine)' by Elevation Worship, Maverick City Music, Chandler Moore, Naomi Raine (-3)
#32 'Million Little Miracles (feat. Joe L Barnes)' by Elevation Worship, Maverick City Music, Joe L Barnes (-3)
#33 'Who You Say I Am - Live' by Hillsong Worship, Brooke Ligertwood, Reuben Morgan (-1)
#34 'The Blessing' by Kari Jobe, Cody Carnes (-1)
#35 'Run To The Father' by Cody Carnes (-1)
#36 'The Father's House - Studio' by Cory Asbury (-1)
#37 'There Was Jesus' by Zach Williams, Dolly Parton (-1)
#38 'Scars' by I AM THEY (+5)
#39 'Chain Breaker' by Zach Williams (-2)
#40 'Known' by Tauren Wells (-2)
#41 'No Longer Slaves (Spontaneous) - Live' by Bethel Music, Jonathan David Helser, Melissa Helser (-1)
#42 'God's Not Dead (Like A Lion)' by Newsboys (-1)
#43 'How He Loves' by David Crowder Band (-1)
#44 'The Blessing - Live' by Kari Jobe, Cody Carnes, Elevation Worship (+3)
#45 'Goodness of God' by Bethel Music, Jenn Johnson (-1)
#46 'Be A Light' by Thomas Rhett, Reba McEntire, Hillary Scott, Chris Tomlin, Keith Urban (-1)
#47 'Keep Me In The Moment - Radio Version' by Jeremy Camp (-1)
#48 'Famous For (I Believe)' by Tauren Wells, Jenn Johnson (+0)
#49 'Waymaker - Radio Version' by Michael W. Smith, Vanessa Campagna (+5)
#50 'Raise a Hallelujah (Studio Version)' by Bethel Music, Jonathan David Helser, Melissa Helser (-1)
#51 'Tremble - Live' by Mosaic MSC (-1)
#52 'My Lighthouse' by Rend Collective (-1)
#53 'Come As You Are' by Crowder (-1)
#54 '(There's Gotta Be) More To Life' by Stacie Orrico (-1)
#55 'Still' by Hillsong Worship (+2)
#56 'My Jesus' by Anne Wilson (-1)
#57 'I Speak Jesus' by Charity Gayle, Steven Musso (-1)
#58 'New Creation' by Mac Powell (+21)
#59 'Champion - Live' by Bethel Music, Dante Bowe (-1)
#60 'Make Room' by The Church Will Sing, Elyssa Smith, Community Music (+13)
#61 'Graves Into Gardens (Live)' by Elevation Worship, Brandon Lake (-2)
#62 'RATTLE! (Live)' by Elevation Worship (-2)
#63 'Nothing Else' by Cody Carnes (-2)
#64 'Way Maker' by Mandisa (-2)
#65 'Rescue Story' by Zach Williams (-2)
#66 'Heaven's Not Too Far' by We Three (-2)
#67 'Burn The Ships' by for KING & COUNTRY (-2)
#68 'Here Again' by Elevation Worship (-2)
#69 'Spirit Lead Me - Live' by Influence Music, Michael Ketterer (-2)
#70 'I Won't Let You Go' by Switchfoot, Lauren Daigle (-2)
#71 'Hills and Valleys (The Valleys Version)' by Tauren Wells (-2)
#72 'Great Are You Lord' by one sonic society (+2)
#73 'Holy Spirit' by Francesca Battistelli (-3)
#74 'Ain't No Grave' by Johnny Cash (-3)
#75 'Amazing Grace (My Chains Are Gone)' by Chris Tomlin (-3)
#76 'King Of Kings - Studio' by Hillsong Worship, Brooke Ligertwood (+9)
#77 'Truth Be Told' by Matthew West (+9)
#78 'Old Church Basement (feat. Dante Bowe)' by Elevation Worship, Maverick City Music, Dante Bowe (-3)
#79 'Too Good To Not Believe' by Cody Carnes, Brandon Lake (-3)
#80 'In The House' by Crowder (-3)
#81 'Hymn Of Heaven' by Phil Wickham (-3)
#82 'Sweet Ever After (feat. Bear Rinehart of NEEDTOBREATHE)' by Ellie Holcomb, Bear Rinehart, NEEDTOBREATHE (-1)
#83 'Fear is Not My Future (feat. Brandon Lake & Chandler Moore)' by Maverick City Music, Kirk Franklin, Brandon Lake, Chandler Moore (-3)
#84 'Christ Is Enough' by Hillsong Worship, Reuben Morgan (-2)
#85 'Graves Into Gardens (Studio)' by Elevation Worship (+11)
#86 'Thank You Lord (feat. Thomas Rhett & Florida Georgia Line)' by Chris Tomlin, Thomas Rhett, Florida Georgia Line (-3)
#87 'TOGETHER' by for KING & COUNTRY, Kirk Franklin, Tori Kelly (-3)
#88 'Goodness of God (Radio Version)' by Jenn Johnson (-1)
#89 'Out Of My Hands' by Jeremy Camp (-1)
#90 'joy.' by for KING & COUNTRY (-1)
#91 'Still Rolling Stones' by Lauren Daigle (-1)
#92 'Fear Is a Liar' by Zach Williams (-1)
#93 'Here as in Heaven' by Elevation Worship (-1)
#94 'Great Are You Lord - Live' by All Sons & Daughters, Leslie Jordan, David Leonard (-1)
#95 'Hello, My Name Is' by Matthew West (-1)
#96 'Eve Of Destruction' by Barry McGuire (-1)
#97 'King Of Kings' by Hillsong Worship, Brooke Ligertwood (NEW)
#98 'Who You Say I Am - Studio Version' by Hillsong Worship (NEW)
#99 'Tremble - Studio Version' by Mosaic MSC (NEW)
#100 'Broken Vessels (Amazing Grace) - Live' by Hillsong Worship, TAYA (NEW)

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