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The Top 50 Christian Contemporary Music (CCM + CEDM) released in the past week - Thursday, January 12th, 2023

The Top 50 Christian Contemporary Music (CCM + CEDM) released in the past week


Discover the most popular Christian Contemporary Music & CEDM released between January 5th and January 12th, 2023. 

Most new releases are published on Fridays. Each Thursday we look at the Christian music (we know) that was released in the past week and select the 50 most-streamed CCM & CEDM releases. Our fans / followers are always the first to see this list!

So here's this week's chart of the most popular Christian Contemporary Music (CCM + CEDM) in the English language released in the past week:

(Click any song title on our webpage to open that song on Spotify) 


Rank - Title - Artist
#1 - 'Desert Road' by Casting Crowns, CAIN
#2 - 'If I Could Have Anything' by Housefires, Blake Wiggins, Ahjah Walls
#3 - 'Abba - Live' by Gateway Worship, Leeland
#4 - 'Wherever I Go' by Anthem Lights
#5 - 'Running Home' by Cochren & Co.
#6 - 'You're the One I Want' by JJ Heller
#7 - 'Firm Foundation (He Won't)' by The Worship Initiative, Davy Flowers
#8 - 'Run' by Courtnie Ramirez
#9 - 'Goodbye Ole Me' by Consumed By Fire
#10 - '5AM' by Ben Potter
#11 - 'Never Has' by C3 NYC
#12 - 'Welcomed By The King' by The Church Will Sing, Meredith Andrews, Saddleback Worship
#13 - 'Set Me Free' by Hillside Recording, Diana Trout, melo
#14 - 'Isaiah 61 - Heaven Is Here' by Jesus Co., WorshipMob
#15 - 'Isaiah 43, Pt. 1 (I Love You)' by Project of Love
#16 - 'Peace' by Radiant City Music, Devin Strasser
#17 - 'Heart On Fire' by Emily Lindquist
#18 - 'The King Is Coming - Live' by Paul Wilbur
#19 - 'Amazing Grace' by Aaron Strumpel
#20 - 'Overwhelmed' by Melanie Waldman, Palace
#21 - '[welcome to the garden]' by All Creatures
#22 - 'waiting for the day' by ØM-53
#23 - 'Blessed are the Poor' by Aryn Michelle
#24 - 'Good To Me' by Curtis Ray
#25 - 'How Could I Not Believe' by NLC Worship
#26 - 'Save Me' by Christian McKinney
#27 - 'TWENTIES' by JAZLYN
#28 - 'Olympus' by The Morningtide
#29 - 'Blessed' by Anna Palfreeman
#30 - 'Rise' by NEXTERA
#31 - 'Wishing.' by Elle Critch
#32 - 'You Won't Ever Abandon Me' by Allie Crummy
#33 - 'So Willingly as This' by Christ Our Life
#34 - 'Out of the Woods' by Lauren Lehman
#35 - 'one life.' by AOH Music
#36 - 'Unbreakable - Chill Version' by Hinge Point
#37 - 'New Day' by Ryan Gilpin & Co
#38 - 'Unveiled Heart' by Kris Baines
#39 - 'Simple Gospel (Acoustic) - Live' by Jake Wright, Born Like Sons
#40 - 'Mercy' by Peterson Jean-Marie
#41 - 'I Know' by Chris Sarver
#42 - 'Father' by Foli
#43 - 'For Your Name Is Holy' by Depths of Worship
#44 - 'Write My Wrongs' by TRTLE
#45 - 'Draw Me Close To You' by Depths of Worship
#46 - 'Send Someone After Me' by Jim Hendricks
#47 - 'As The Deer Panteth' by Depths of Worship
#48 - 'Great Are You Lord' by Depths of Worship
#49 - 'I Adore You' by Depths of Worship
#50 - 'What A Beautiful Name' by Depths of Worship

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You can hear these songs on a special playlist that we have for you on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0gA5SZLPEKKTvilc2AhLY7

Obviously, this playlist changes every week, so don't forget to save your favorites! If you follow this playlist, you will always have the most up-to-date overview of the most popular newest Christian Contemporary releases in the English language...

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