The Isaacs hold on to the #1 spot this week with their debut single from Songs For the Times, “The Wilderness“. The chart sees new entries this week from The Erwins and Zane & Donna King as well as re-entries from Crabb Family and Wilburn & Wilburn. Check out all of this week’s Top 40 songs!
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#WK
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ALBUM
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TITLE
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ARTIST
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PEAK
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1
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1
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20
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The Wilderness |
Isaacs |
1(2)
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2
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6
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16
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Goliath |
Joseph Habedank |
2
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3
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4
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14
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What Love |
Down East Boys |
3
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4
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3
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20
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 |
I Know It’s Mine |
11th Hour |
1(2)
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5
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5
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16
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Child of the King |
Gaither Vocal Band |
3
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6
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9
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14
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Practice What You’re Preaching |
LeFevre Quartet |
6
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7
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13
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6
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I Call It Home |
Tribute Quartet |
7
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8
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8
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16
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He Will Be God |
Whisnants |
1
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9
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12
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18
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The Hem of His Garment |
Mark Trammell Quartet |
9
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10
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11
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12
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I Will Not Be Shaken |
Gold City |
10
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11
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16
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13
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How Good Does Grace Feel |
Brian Free & Assurance |
11
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12
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14
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25
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Look At All I Lost |
Old Paths |
2
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13
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18
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4
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Look Like Jesus to Me |
Talleys |
13
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14
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26
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3
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Walk Me Through |
Perrys |
14
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15
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2
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9
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Send It On Down the Nile |
Jeff & Sheri Easter |
2
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16
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10
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21
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I’ve Been Washed Clean |
Greater Vision |
7
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17
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15
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13
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I Wish I Could Tell You |
Guardians |
15
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18
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7
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14
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Always Enough |
Bowling Family |
4
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19
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19
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29
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Jordan |
Nelons |
2
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20
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25
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13
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We Come In Jesus Name |
Mylon Hayes Family |
20
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21
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21
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21
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Turn to the Cross |
Hyssongs |
17
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22
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22
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4
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First Church of Mercy |
The Sound |
22
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23
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23
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3
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To Save My Life |
Carolina Boys |
23
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24
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30
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19
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My Home |
Browders |
19
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25
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20
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23
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Made Right |
Karen Peck & New River |
1(7)
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26
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29
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4
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Glory |
Steeles |
26
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27
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17
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22
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Just Drink the Water |
Kingdom Heirs |
4
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28
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24
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23
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Eye of the Storm |
Triumphant Quartet |
2
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29
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27
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8
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This Same Jesus |
Master’s Voice |
20
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30
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34
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4
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You Gotta Have a Song |
Jim & Melissa Brady (featuring Gaither Vocal Band) |
30
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31
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33
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12
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Keep Praying |
Lore Family |
29
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32
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28
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6
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All the Way to the Gates |
Kramers |
23
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33
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35
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3
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Home Is Sounding Sweeter |
Inspirations |
33
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34
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36
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12
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This Side of Heaven |
Michael Booth |
31
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35
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–
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1
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Nobody |
Erwins |
35
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36
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RE
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24
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Mountain Top For Me |
Crabb Family |
18
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37
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–
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1
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NO
IMAGE |
Hard Times |
Zane & Donna King |
37
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38
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31
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7
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Give Them Jesus |
Williamsons |
26
|
39
|
38
|
6
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What We Need |
Old Time Preachers Quartet |
34
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40
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RE
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25
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Hallelujah Homecoming |
Wilburn & Wilburn |
12
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TW – This week on the chart
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LW – Last week on the chart
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#WK – Number of weeks on the chart
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#1 For the Week
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Indicates 1st Week on chart
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Greatest Gain on Chart
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On chart the longest
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Highest on chart after dropping off
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