Top 10 Songs - Week of 10/08/2007
Here are the Top 10 songs in Christian music according to 20 The Countdown Magazine:
- Casting Crowns - East To West
- MercyMe - Bring The Rain
- Aaron Shust - Give Me Words To Speak
- Lincoln Brewster - Love The Lord
- Brandon Heath - I’m Not Who I Was
- Steven Curtis Chapman - Miracle of the Moment
- Chris Tomlin - Amazing Grace (My Chains Are Gone)
- David Crowder Band - Everything Glorious
- Rush of Fools - When Our Hearts Sing
- Caedmon’s Call - There Is A Reason
Go visit the 20 The Countdown Magazine website for the rest of their list of 20 and more information about your favorite Christian artists.
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2 opinions for Top 10 Songs - Week of 10/08/2007
Jonathan
Oct 13, 2007 at 10:55 am
Over the last few years I’ve spent less time focusing on Christian music, and more time on good music. I was feeling a divergence in myself about the place of Christian music… it seemed too much Christian music was crap.
I find it interesting now to see that most of what’s very popular in Christian music seems much more worship service friendly than it did some years back. I can only hope this means the bands that aren’t at the centre of what’s popular in Christian music are focusing on their craft and aiming to create excellent music… in whatever “side” of the industry they find themselves.
I see no point in debates about crossover bands, and bands selling out. If people are doing what they were born to do, what God created them to do, then that’s worship right?
Good stuff.
Jason
Oct 14, 2007 at 7:22 am
Interesting thoughts Jonathan and I think I agree with you on everything. The majority of popular Christian music today is in the “passion” or “modern” worship category. But I guess that’s what makes it popular right? I hadn’t thought about it before, but the wondering about all the other Christian music that’s being created but not being “spotlighted” is curious. If you’ve ever got some music or bands you’d like to let me know of, just send me a comment or an e-mail.
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