Step into the world of gospel music, where the notes go beyond rhythm and evoke a deeper sense of connection. At NS Live Spiritual Radio, we are embarking on an exploration of songs that are resonating with our listeners, stirring souls, and setting trends in the cultural landscape. Here is our top weekly chart.

At number one, we have Amen by Pastor Mike Jr. From the album ‘Amen – Single’, this track is a testimony of faith that is resonating with listeners across the globe. It’s a song that uplifts as it tells a personal story of overcoming adversity and trusting in a higher power. Pastor Mike Jr’s riveting story of transitioning from athlete to minister adds depth to his music.

Carvin Winans echoes a similar sentiment of growth with God Still Working On Me, from his ‘Greatest Hits’ album. As one of the legendary Winans family, Carvin carries forward a legacy of soulful gospel music that connects with listeners in a unique and heartfelt way.

Blessings by Yolanda Adams from the ‘Sunny Days’ album upholds her reputation as the ‘First Lady of Modern Gospel’. Adams’ sonic blessings inspire listeners and evoke a sense of gratitude and love.

The list further includes I Can by Marcus Jordan, Double (Live) by William Murphy, Do It Anyway by Tasha Cobbs Leonard, Words (Live) by Donald Lawrence, That’s God LaLaLa by Sensere, Make A Way by Vashawn Mitchell, and Deserve To Win by Tamela Mann. Each of these artists brings their unique voices, experiences, and interpretations of spirituality to their music, leaving a lasting impact on their listeners.

These songs are not just topping charts but also shaping the cultural narrative around spirituality and music. We see the emergence of live performances, a nod to the traditional gospel, while integrating modern music trends. These tracks are more than just music; they’re spiritual experiences, stitched together by the threads of faith, hope, and love.

As we conclude this sonic journey, we see that these tracks are more than just popular; they symbolise the evolving cultural landscape of music and spirituality. They remind us that music is a universal language, one that connects us all in its rhythm and resonance. So, tune in to NS Live Spiritual Radio and let the music move your spirit.

Gospel Chart