UK Christian & Gospel Chart Top 5: Psalm 91 Leads as Homegrown Voices Rise
This week’s Official UK Christian & Gospel Singles Chart tells a clear story: British artists are writing songs people want to hear, stream, and sing.
Here is the current Top 5 and the artists behind the music.


1. “Psalm 91” – Min Adeoluwa
Min Adeoluwa sits at No. 1 with a declaration of divine protection drawn straight from Scripture. The Nigerian-British worship leader has become a regular presence on the chart, previously topping it with tracks such as “This God” and collaborative releases. “Psalm 91” continues that pattern — Scripture set to music that feels both intimate and authoritative. In a season when many listeners are looking for covering and peace, the song meets them there.


2. “Give Me Joy” – Elle Limebear
Elle Limebear’s reworking of the classic British hymn “Give Me Oil in My Lamp” remains a major force. The Brighton-based worship leader and daughter of Delirious? frontman Martin Smith made history in 2026 as the first contemporary Christian artist signed to Decca Records. “Give Me Joy” spent multiple weeks at No. 1 earlier this summer, crossed into the wider UK Download Chart, and has become a multi-generational anthem. Nostalgia meets fresh joy — and the numbers show it is still connecting.


3. “Heaven” – Unglued, TJB & Esther Durin
A fresh collaboration that shows the chart’s range. Drum-and-bass producer Unglued joins forces with TJB and vocalist Esther Durin on a track that points upward. The song’s presence in the Top 5 underlines how UK Christian music is no longer confined to one sound. Worship, urban, and electronic influences can share the same list when the message stays centred on Jesus.


4. “Something More” – Cammy Barnes & Rend Collective
Northern Ireland’s Rend Collective team up with Cammy Barnes for a song that asks the question many are feeling: is there something more? The folk-worship energy of Rend Collective meets Barnes’ voice in a track that feels both communal and personal. It is the kind of collaboration that has long defined the UK and Irish worship scene — honest, singable, and aimed at hearts hungry for more of God.


5. “More Than Enough” – Westwash
Closing out the Top 5 is Westwash with a simple, powerful declaration: God is more than enough. The track’s steady climb reflects a wider theme running through the chart this year — songs of sufficiency, protection, and joy that refuse to stay in the background.


What the Top 5 Shows
Look at the list and you see the breadth of the current UK Christian & Gospel scene:
Scripture-soaked worship (Min Adeoluwa)
Hymn reworks with mainstream reach (Elle Limebear)
Cross-genre collaborations (Unglued, TJB, Esther Durin)
Established worship collectives meeting new voices (Cammy Barnes & Rend Collective)
Straightforward declarations of faith (Westwash)


The Official UK Christian & Gospel Singles Chart was launched in March 2026 precisely to give these artists a weekly platform. Six months later, the Top 5 proves the decision was right. British Christian music is not waiting for permission. It is selling, streaming, and pointing people to Jesus.
From Psalm 91 to “Give Me Joy,” the message this week is the same:
God is enough.
Joy is possible.
Heaven is real.
And the UK is singing it out loud.