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Not much has changed in the world of radio this week. I Smile by Kirk Franklin is #1 this week, followed by I Need Your Glory by Earnest Pugh at #2. After 58 weeks on the chart, Nobody Greater by ...

In the world of radio, the charts are experiencing a “stand-still” in the top five Gospel Songs. I Smile by Kirk Franklin remains at #1, followed by Earnest Pugh’s I Need Your Glory, which remains at #2. Nobody Greater by ...

In the world of radio, there hasn’t been much shaking up of the charts this week.  I Smile by Kirk Franklin is still #1 followed by Earnest Pugh’s I Need Your Glory, which jumps one spot to #2. By the ...

I Smile by Kirk Franklin continues to reign at #1, followed by VaShawn Mitchell’s Nobody Greater at #2 after 54 weeks on the charts. I Need Your Glory by Earnest Pugh jumps two spots this week to #3, followed by ...

Not much has changed in the world of radio this week.  I Smile by Kirk Franklin is still #1, after 25 weeks on the charts. Over & Over by Trin-i-tee 5:7 featuring PJ Morton is #2, followed by My Heart ...

Earnest Pugh continues to prove his title as Gospel Music’s new leading man, as his album Earnestly Your maintains the #1 spot this week.  Kirk Franklin’s Hello Fear is #2 this week, after 16 weeks on the chart. Trin-i-tee 5:7’s ...

After 24 weeks on the Billboards Gospel Songs chart, “I Smile” by Kirk Franklin is still #1. Followed by “Over & Over” by Trin-i-tee 5:7, who remains at #2. Troy Sneed jumps to #3 this week with “My Heart Says ...

In the world of radio, there haven’t been any significant changes. The most notable change in the top 10 is Mary Mary’s “Walking” drop from #6 to #9. Kirk Franklin’s “I Smile” remains at #1 this week, followed by Trin-i-tee ...

Earnest Pugh sends shockwaves throughout the industry as he debuts at #1 this week with “Earnestly Yours.” The album causes a trickledown effect in the top five by forcing the other albums to drop one spot each. Pugh’s debut at ...

The contenders of the top five Gospel albums remain the same; however, there is a minor change in their arrangement. After 14 weeks of being on the charts, Kirk Franklin’s Hello Fear still reigns supreme at #1. Mary Mary’s Something ...