List of Billboard Christian Songs number ones of the 2020s

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Christian Songs is a record chart compiled and published by Billboard that measures the top-performing contemporary Christian music songs in the United States. The data was compiled by Nielsen Broadcast Data Systems based on the weekly audience impressions of each song played on contemporary Christian radio stations until the end of November 2013. [1] With the Billboard issue dated December 7, 2013, the Christian Songs chart began utilizing the same methodology used for the Hot 100 chart to compile its rankings by measuring the airplay of Christian songs across all radio formats, while incorporating data from digital sales and streaming activity. [2] Christian Airplay, which began being published in 2013, is based solely on Christian radio airplay, a methodology that had previously been used from 2003 to 2013 for Hot Christian Songs.

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Number-one songs

Key
No.nth single to top the chart
reReturn of a song to No. 1
†No. 1 song of the year
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Hot Christian Songs

No.WeekArtistSingleRef.No.ArtistAirplay SingleRef.
2020
reJanuary 4 Lauren Daigle "You Say"† [3] 142 Casting Crowns featuring Matthew West "Nobody" [4]
January 11
January 18143 For King & Country "Burn the Ships" [5]
January 25
February 1
February 8
February 15
February 22144 MercyMe "Almost Home" [6]
February 29145 Matthew West "The God Who Stays" [7]
March 7
March 14146 We the Kingdom "Holy Water"† [8]
March 21
March 28
April 4
April 11re MercyMe "Almost Home" [9]
April 18
April 25147 Big Daddy Weave "I Know" [10]
May 2
May 9
May 16148 Michael W. Smith featuring Vanessa Campagna and Madelyn Berry"Waymaker" [11]
May 23
May 30
June 6149 Cory Asbury "The Father's House" [12]
June 13
June 20
June 27150 Matt Maher featuring Elle Limebear"Alive & Breathing" [13]
July 4
111July 11 Kanye West featuring Travis Scott "Wash Us in the Blood" [14]
July 18
reJuly 25 Lauren Daigle "You Say"† [3] 151 Jeremy Camp "Keep Me in the Moment" [15]
August 1152 For King & Country, Kirk Franklin and Tori Kelly "Together" [16]
August 8
August 15re Jeremy Camp "Keep Me in the Moment" [17]
August 22re For King & Country, Kirk Franklin and Tori Kelly "Together" [18]
August 29
September 5
September 12153 Zach Williams and Dolly Parton "There Was Jesus" [19]
September 19
September 26
October 3
October 10
October 17154 We the Kingdom "God So Loved" [20]
October 24155 Chris Tomlin featuring Lady A "Who You Are to Me" [21]
October 31
November 7
November 14
November 21
November 28
December 5156 Cain "Rise Up (Lazarus)" [22]
112December 12 Carrie Underwood "Favorite Time of Year" [23]
December 19re We the Kingdom "God So Loved" [24]
113December 26 Carrie Underwood and John Legend "Hallelujah" [25] 157 for King & Country featuring Needtobreathe "O Come O Come Emmanuel" [26]
2021
113January 2 Carrie Underwood and John Legend "Hallelujah" [25] 157 for King & Country featuring Needtobreathe "O Come O Come Emmanuel" [26]
January 9re Cain "Rise Up (Lazarus)" [27]
reJanuary 16 Lauren Daigle "You Say" [3]
January 23158 Tauren Wells featuring Jenn Johnson "Famous For (I Believe)" [28]
January 30159 Matthew West "Truth Be Told" [29]
114February 6 Elevation Worship featuring Brandon Lake "Grave into Gardens" [30] 160 Elevation Worship featuring Brandon Lake "Graves into Gardens" [31]
February 13re Matthew West "Truth Be Told" [29]
reFebruary 20 Lauren Daigle "You Say" [3]
February 27
March 6161 Andrew Ripp "Jericho" [32]
March 13re Matthew West "Truth Be Told" [29]
March 20162 Jeremy Camp "Out of My Hands" [33]
March 27
April 3
April 10163 Phil Wickham "Battle Belongs" [34]
April 17
115April 24 Crowder "Good God Almighty" [35]
reMay 1 Lauren Daigle "You Say" [3]
May 8164 Zach Williams "Less Like Me" [36]
May 15165 Crowder "Good God Almighty"† [37]
May 22
reMay 29 Crowder "Good God Almighty" [35]
116June 5 Lauren Daigle "Hold On To Me" [38]
reJune 12 Lauren Daigle "You Say" [3]
reJune 19 Crowder "Good God Almighty" [35] 166 TobyMac "Help Is on the Way (Maybe Midnight)" [39]
June 26
July 3167 For King & Country "Amen" [40]
reJuly 10 Lauren Daigle "Hold On to Me" [38] re TobyMac "Help Is On the Way (Maybe Midnight)" [39]
July 17
July 24
reJuly 31 Lauren Daigle "You Say" [3] 168 Cain "Yes He Can" [41]
August 7
117August 14 Anne Wilson "My Jesus" [42]
August 21
August 28169 Anne Wilson "My Jesus" [43]
September 4
118September 12 Kanye West "Hurricane" [44]
September 18170 Elevation Worship "Rattle!" [45]
September 25re Anne Wilson "My Jesus" [43]
October 2
October 9
October 16171 Phil Wickham "House of the Lord" [46]
October 23
October 30
November 6172 Matthew West "What If" [47]
November 13
November 20
November 27
119December 4"Praise God" [48] 173 Tasha Layton "Look What You've Done" [49]
December 11174 For King & Country "Relate" [50]
December 18
December 25175 Maverick City Music featuring Joe L. Barnes and Naomi Raine"Promises" [51]
2022
119January 1 Kanye West "Praise God" [48] 176 Anne Wilson "I Still Believe in Christmas" [52]
January 8re Phil Wickham "House of the Lord" [46]
120January 15 Maverick City Music featuring Joe L. Barnes and Naomi Raine"Promises" [53] re Maverick City Music featuring Joe L. Barnes and Naomi Raine"Promises" [51]
January 22
121January 29 Phil Wickham "House of the Lord" [54] 177 We Are Messengers "Come What May" [55]
February 5
122February 12 For King & Country "Relate" [56]
February 19
February 26178 Crowder "In the House" [57]
reMarch 5 Kanye West "Praise God" [48]
123March 12 Crowder "In the House" [58]
March 19
124March 26 Katy Nichole "In Jesus Name (God of Possible)"† [59]
April 2179 Jordan St. Cyr "Weary Traveler" [60]
April 9180 Jordan Feliz , Jonathan Traylor & Mandisa "Jesus is Coming Back" [61]
April 16
April 23
April 30181 Katy Nichole "In Jesus Name (God of Possible)"† [62]
May 7
May 14
May 21
May 28
June 4
June 11
June 18
June 25
July 2182 For King & Country "For God Is with Us" [63]
July 9
July 16
July 23183 Brandon Heath "See Me Through It" [64]
July 30184 Matthew West "Me On Your Mind" [65]
125August 6 For King & Country "For God Is with Us" [66]
126August 13 Matthew West "Me On Your Mind" [67] 185 Andrew Ripp "Fill My Cup" [68]
reAugust 20 Katy Nichole "In Jesus Name (God of Possible)"† [59] re Matthew West "Me On Your Mind" [65]
reAugust 27 Matthew West "Me On Your Mind" [67]
127September 3 Toby Mac featuring Blessing Offor"The Goodness" [69]
128September 10 DJ Khaled featuring Kanye West and Eminem "Use This Gospel" remix [70] 186 Jeremy Camp "Getting Started" [71]
reSeptember 17 Toby Mac featuring Blessing Offor"The Goodness" [69]
September 24187 Toby Mac featuring Blessing Offor"The Goodness" [72]
October 1
October 8188 Tasha Layton "How Far" [73]
129October 15 Katy Nichole and Big Daddy Weave "God Is in This Story" [74] re Toby Mac featuring Blessing Offor"The Goodness" [72]
October 22re Tasha Layton "How Far" [73]
October 29189 Katy Nichole and Big Daddy Weave "God Is in This Story" [75]
130November 5 Colton Dixon "Build a Boat" [76]
November 12190Ben Fuller"Who I Am" [77]
November 19191 Colton Dixon "Build a Boat" [78]
November 26
December 3
reDecember 10 Katy Nichole "In Jesus Name (God of Possible)"† [59]
December 17
December 24192 For King & Country "Joy to the World" [79]
December 31193 Francesca Battistelli "Carolin'" [80]
2023
reJanuary 7 Colton Dixon "Build a Boat" [76] re Colton Dixon "Build a Boat" [78]
reJanuary 14 Katy Nichole and Big Daddy Weave "God Is in This Story" [74]
131January 21 Elevation Worship featuring Jonsal Barrientes"Same God" [81] 194 Elevation Worship featuring Jonsal Barrientes"Same God" [82]
January 28
132February 4 Brandon Lake "Gratitude"† [83]
February 11195 MercyMe "Then Christ Came" [84]
February 18
February 25196 For King & Country and Jordin Sparks "Love Me Like I Am" [85]
March 4
March 11197 Brandon Lake "Gratitude" [86]
March 18198 Micah Tyler "I See Grace" [87]
March 25
April 1
April 8
April 15
April 22199 Matt Maher "The Lords Prayer (It's Yours)" [88]
April 29
May 6
May 13
133May 20 Lauren Daigle "Thank God I Do" [89]
May 27
June 3200 Phil Wickham "This Is Our God"† [90]
June 10201 Cochren & Co. "Running Home" [91]
June 17
June 24
July 1
July 8re Phil Wickham "This Is Our God"† [90]
July 15202 Toby Mac featuring Zach Williams "Cornerstone" [92]
July 22
July 29203 Lauren Daigle "Thank God I Do" [93]
August 5204 Chris Tomlin "Holy Forever" [94]
August 12
August 19
August 26
September 2
September 9
September 16205 MercyMe "To Not Worship You" [95]
September 23
September 30
134October 7 Chris Tomlin "Holy Forever" [96]
October 14
October 21
October 28206 Micah Tyler "Praise the Lord" [97]
135November 4 Brandon Lake "Praise You Anywhere" [98]
November 11
November 18207 For King & Country "What Are We Waiting For?" [99]
November 25
December 2208 Housefires & JWLKRS Worship featuring Blake Wiggins & Ryan Ellis"I Thank God" [100]
reDecember 9"Gratitude"† [83]
December 16
December 23
December 30209 Blessing Offor "Wonderful Christmastime" [101]
2024
reJanuary 6 Brandon Lake "Gratitude" [83] re Housefires & JWLKRS Worship featuring Blake Wiggins & Ryan Ellis"I Thank God" [100]
reJanuary 13"Praise You Anywhere" [98]
reJanuary 20"Gratitude" [83]
January 27
February 3
February 10
February 17210 TobyMac "Faithfully" [102]
February 24
March 2
March 9
136March 16 Elevation Worship featuring Brandon Lake, Chris Brown and Chandler Moore "Praise" [103]
March 23
March 30
April 6211 Patrick Mayberry "Lead on Good Shephard" [104]
April 13212Seph Schlueter"Counting My Blessings" [105]
April 20
April 27
May 4213 Crowder "Grave Robber" [106]
May 11
May 18reSeph Schlueter"Counting My Blessings" [105]
May 25214Elevation Worship featuring Brandon Lake, Chris Brown and Chandler Moore"Praise" [107]
June 1
June 8
June 15
June 22
June 29
July 6
July 13
July 20215 Matthew West "Don't Stop Praying" [108]
July 27
August 3reElevation Worship featuring Brandon Lake, Chris Brown and Chandler Moore"Praise" [107]
August 10216 Tauren Wells With Davies"Take It All Back" [109]
August 17
August 24
August 31
September 7
September 14217 Josh Baldwin featuring Jenn Johnson "Made for More" [110]
September 21
September 28
October 5217Caleb & John featuring CAIN "Somebody Like Me" [111]
October 12
137October 19 Brandon Lake "That's Who I Praise" [112] 218 Tasha Layton featuring Chris Brown"Worship Through It" [113]
October 26
November 2
November 9219 Cody Carnes and Benjamin William Hastings "Take You At Your Word" [114]
November 16220 TobyMac "Nothin' Sweeter" [115]
138November 23"Hard Fought Hallelujah" [116] re Cody Carnes and Benjamin William Hastings"Take You At Your Word" [114]
November 30221 Brandon Lake "That's Who I Praise" [117]
December 7
December 14
December 21
December 28222 Phil Wickham "Angels (Glory to God)" [118]
2025
138January 4 Brandon Lake "Hard Fought Hallelujah" [116] 222 Phil Wickham "Angels (Glory to God)" [118]

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  1. ↑ "Billboard Charts Legend". Billboard.biz . Billboard . Retrieved March 2, 2020.
  2. ↑ Billboard staff (March 2, 2020). "Billboard Christian & Gospel Charts to Get a Consumer-Focused Facelift". Billboard . Retrieved March 2, 2020.
  3. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Chart dates for "You Say": January 4: "Christian Songs (January 4, 2020)". Billboard . Retrieved March 19, 2020.
  4. ↑ Chart dates for "Nobody":
  5. ↑ Chart dates for "Burn the Ships":
  6. ↑ Chart dates for "Almost Home":
  7. ↑ Chart dates for "The God Who Stays":
  8. ↑ Chart dates for "Holy Water":
  9. ↑ Chart dates for "Second Run of Almost Home":
  10. ↑ Chart dates for "I Know":
  11. ↑ Chart dates for "Waymaker":
  12. ↑ Chart dates for "The Father's House":
  13. ↑ Chart dates for "Alive & Breathing":
  14. ↑ Chart dates for "Wash Us in the Blood" July 11: "Christian Songs (July 11, 2020)". Billboard . Retrieved July 8, 2020. "Christian Songs (July 11, 2020)". Billboard . Retrieved March 19, 2020.
  15. ↑ Chart dates for "Keep Me in the Moment":
  16. ↑ Chart dates for "Together":
  17. ↑ Chart dates for "Second Run of Keep Me in the Moment":
  18. ↑ Chart dates for "Second Run of Together":
  19. ↑ Chart dates for "There Was Jesus":
  20. ↑ Chart dates for "God So Loved":
  21. ↑ Chart dates for "Who You Are To Me":
  22. ↑ Chart dates for "Rise Up (Lazarus)":
  23. ↑ Chart dates for "Favourite Time of Year": December 12: "Christian Songs (December 12, 2020)". Billboard . Retrieved December 9, 2020. "Christian Songs (December 19, 2020)". Billboard . Retrieved December 16, 2020.
  24. ↑ Chart dates for "God So Loved":
  25. 1 2 Chart dates for "Hallelujah": December 26: "Christian Songs (December 26, 2020)". Billboard . Retrieved December 23, 2020. "Christian Songs (December 30, 2020)". Billboard . Retrieved December 30, 2020. "Christian Songs (January 6, 2021)". Billboard . Retrieved January 6, 2021.
  26. 1 2 Chart dates for "O Come O Come Emmanuel": "Christian Airplay (January 2, 2021)". Billboard. Retrieved December 30, 2020.
  27. ↑ Chart dates for "Second Run of Rise Up (Lazarus)":
  28. ↑ Chart dates for "Famous For (I Believe)":
  29. 1 2 3 Chart dates for "Truth Be Told":
  30. ↑ Chart dates for "Graves into Gardens": February 6 "Christian Songs (February 6, 2021)". Billboard . Retrieved February 3, 2021. "Christian Songs (February 13, 2021)". Billboard . Retrieved February 10, 2021.
  31. ↑ Chart dates for "Graves into Gardens":
  32. ↑ Chart dates for "Jericho":
  33. ↑ Chart dates "Out of My Hands":
  34. ↑ Chart dates "Battle Belongs"::
  35. 1 2 3 Chart dates for "Good God Almighty": April 24 "Christian Songs (April 24, 2021)". Billboard . Retrieved April 21, 2021.
  36. ↑ Chart dates "Less Like Me"::
  37. ↑ Chart dates "Good God Almighty"::
  38. 1 2 Chart dates for "Hold On to Me": June 5 "Christian Songs (June 5, 2021)". Billboard . Retrieved June 2, 2021.
  39. 1 2 Chart dates "Help Is On the Way (Maybe Midnight)"::
  40. ↑ Chart dates for "Amen":
  41. ↑ Chart dates for "Yes He Can":
  42. ↑ Chart dates for "My Jesus": August 14 "Christian Songs (August 14, 2021)". Billboard . Retrieved August 11, 2021.
  43. 1 2 Chart dates for "My Jesus":
  44. ↑ Chart dates for "Hurricane": September 11 "Christian Songs (September 11, 2021)". Billboard . Retrieved September 8, 2021.
  45. ↑ Chart dates for "Rattle!":
  46. 1 2 Chart dates for "House of the Lord":
  47. ↑ Chart dates for "What If":
  48. 1 2 3 Chart dates for "Praise God": December 4 "Christian Songs (December 4, 2021)". Billboard . Retrieved December 1, 2021.
  49. ↑ Chart dates for "Look What You've Done":
  50. ↑ Chart dates for "Relate":
  51. 1 2 Chart dates for "Promises":
  52. ↑ Chart dates for "I Still Believe in Christmas":
  53. ↑ Chart dates for "Promises":
  54. ↑ Chart dates for "House of the Lord2":
  55. ↑ Chart dates for "Come What May":
  56. ↑ Chart dates for "Relate2":
  57. ↑ Chart dates for "In the House":
  58. ↑ Chart dates for "In the House2":
  59. 1 2 3 In Jesus Name (God of Possible)":
  60. ↑ Chart dates for "Weary Traveler":
  61. ↑ Chart dates for "Jesus is Coming Back":
  62. ↑ In Jesus Name (God of Possible)":
  63. ↑ Chart dates for "For God Is with Us":
  64. ↑ Chart dates for "See Me Through It":
  65. 1 2 Chart dates for "Me On Your Mind":
  66. ↑ Chart dates for "For God Is with Us":
  67. 1 2 Chart dates for "Me On Your Mind2":
  68. ↑ Chart dates for "Fill My Cup":
  69. 1 2 Chart dates for "The Goodness":
  70. ↑ Chart dates for "Use This Gospel":
  71. ↑ Chart dates for "Getting Started":
  72. 1 2 Chart dates for "The Goodness2":
  73. 1 2 Chart dates for "How Far":
  74. 1 2 Chart dates for "God Is In This Story":
  75. ↑ Chart dates for "God Is In This Story2":
  76. 1 2 Chart dates for "Build a Boat":
  77. ↑ Chart dates for "Who I Am":
  78. 1 2 Chart dates for "Build a Boat2":
  79. ↑ Chart dates for "Joy to the World":
  80. ↑ Chart dates for "Carolin'":
  81. ↑ Chart dates for "Same God":
  82. ↑ Chart dates for "Same God":
  83. 1 2 3 4 Chart dates for "Gratitude":
  84. ↑ Chart dates for "Then Christ Came":
  85. ↑ Chart dates for "Love Me Like I Am":
  86. ↑ Chart dates for "Gratitude":
  87. ↑ Chart dates for "I See Grace":
  88. ↑ Chart dates for "The Lords Prayer":
  89. ↑ Chart dates for "Thank God I Do":
  90. 1 2 Chart dates for "This Is Our God":
  91. ↑ Chart dates for "Running Home":
  92. ↑ Chart dates for "Cornerstone":
  93. ↑ Chart dates for "Thank God I Do":
  94. ↑ Chart dates for "Holy Forever":
  95. ↑ Chart dates for "To Not Worship You":
  96. ↑ Chart dates for "Holy Forever":
  97. ↑ Chart dates for "Praise the Lord":
  98. 1 2 Chart dates for "Praise You Anywhere":
  99. ↑ Chart dates for "What Are We Waiting For?":
  100. 1 2 Chart dates for "I Thank God":
  101. ↑ Chart dates for "Wonderful Christmastime":
  102. ↑ Chart dates for "Faithfully":
  103. ↑ Chart dates for "Praise":
  104. ↑ Chart dates for "Lead on Good Shephard":
  105. 1 2 Chart dates for "Counting My Blessings":
  106. ↑ Chart dates for "Grave Robber":
  107. 1 2 Chart dates for "Praise2":
  108. ↑ Chart dates for "Don't Stop Praying":
  109. ↑ Chart dates for "Take It All Back":
  110. ↑ Chart dates for "Made for More":
  111. ↑ Chart dates for "Somebody Like Me":
  112. ↑ Chart dates for "That's Who I Praise":
  113. ↑ Chart dates for "Worship Through It":
  114. 1 2 Take You at Your Word":
  115. ↑ Nothin' Sweeter":
  116. 1 2 Hard Fought Hallelujah":
  117. ↑ That's Who I Praise":
  118. 1 2 Angels (Glory to God)":

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