This week’s Billboard Hot Gospel Songs chart (week of September 19, 2026) belongs to CeCe Winans.
The gospel legend occupies the top two spots:
“Worthy Of It All (Worthy)” — CeCe Winans
“Come Jesus Come” — CeCe Winans
“God, I’m Just Grateful” — Chandler Moore
“Thank You For Everything” — Kirk Franklin & Karen Clark Sheard
“Worthy Of It All (Worthy)” first reached No. 1 earlier this summer and remains the most-consumed gospel song in the country this week, combining streams, radio airplay, and sales. “Come Jesus Come,” already one of her signature recent anthems, continues to hold strong just behind it.
Kirk Franklin and Karen Clark Sheard Make a Fast Move
One of the biggest movers is “Thank You For Everything” by Kirk Franklin and Karen Clark Sheard. The collaboration debuted in the Top 5 last week and sits at No. 4 this week — a rapid climb that has already become a talking point across gospel radio.
On the Gospel Airplay chart, the picture is different. Canton Jones leads with “Praise On Go,” followed by Kenny Lewis & One Voice with “God Did It.” Traditional and contemporary gospel radio still has its own favorites even while CeCe dominates the overall consumption chart.
What the Charts Show
Two things stand out this week:
CeCe Winans remains the defining voice of current gospel. Holding Nos. 1 and 2 at the same time is rare dominance.
Legacy artists and worship voices are sharing the same chart — Winans, Franklin, Clark Sheard, and Chandler Moore all appearing near the top.
The message rising through the numbers is simple and familiar: worship songs that name Jesus, give thanks, and call people to rest in God are still what listeners are choosing.
This week, the charts say the same thing the songs do.
Worthy is the Lord.
