Wow Christian Music

Wow Hits 2012 is out and in stores, released in September 2011. It's a double-disc album with song compilations of some of the greatest Christian hits in the year 2011. The Wow 2012 compilation Christian album showcases 32 top Christian songs (15 tracks on disc one and 17 tracks on disc two). Some of the Christian songs included in the 2012 Wow Hits are: "I Will Follow" by Chris Tomlin; "Glorious Day" by Casting Crowns; "Beautiful" by MercyMe; "Children Of God" by Third Day; and many others.

Also featured below is Wow Hits 2011 which is a 2-disc compilation album of some of the top Christian hits songs in 2010. The album reached top spot on the Billboard's Top Christian Albums chart in 2010. You will find Christian hits songs from well-known music artists like Casting Crows, Chris Tomlin, Natalie Grant, Steven Curtis Chapman, Amy Grant, Third Day, Tenth Avenue North, TobyMac, and others.

Wow Hits 2012

Wow Hits 2011

Wow Hits 2010 is a compilation album of Christian hits songs in the year 2009 which made it to the top spot on the Hot Christian Albums chart as well as no. 33 on the Billboard 200. Some of the Christian hits included in this album are: "Slow Fade" by Casting Crowns; "I Will Rise" by Chris Tomlin; "I Will Not Be Moved" by Natalie Grant; "A New Hallelujah" by Michael W. Smith; "City on Our Knees" by TobyMac; "Revelation" by Third Day; "By Your Side" by Tenth Avenue North; and many others.

Also featured below is Wow Hits 2009 which is a 2-disc compilation album of some of the top Christian hits songs in 2008. This album hit the number 1 spot 1 on Billboard's Top Christian Albums chart in 2008. Some of the Christian hit songs included in this Wow Hits 2009 album are: "Every Man" by Casting Crowns; "God With Us" by MercyMe, "Call My Name" by Third Day; "Jesus Messiah" by Chris Tomlin; "Mighty To Save" by Michael W. Smith; "Love Is Here" by Tenth Avenue North; and others.

WOW Hits 2010

WOW Hits 2009

Wow Hits 2008 is a compilation album of top Christian hits songs in the year 2007. The album was certified gold in November 2008. Some of the Christian hits included in this Wow Hits album are: "Made to Worship" by Chris Tomlin; "Mountain of God" by Third Day; "Hold Fast" by MercyMe; "Awaken" by Natalie Grant; "Walking Her Home" by Mark Schultz; "Something Beautiful" by Newsboys; and others.

Also featured below is Wow Hits 2007 which is a double-disc compilation album of some of the top Christian hits songs in 2006. Some of the Christian hit songs that made it to this 2007 compilation album are: "Lifesong" by Casting Crowns; "So Long Self" by MercyMe; "How Great Is Our God" by Chris Tomlin; "Cry Out To Jesus" by Third Day; "Let Go" by BarlowGirl; "Alive" by Rebecca St. James, to name a few.

Wow Hits 2008

Wow Hits 2007

Wow Hits 2006 is a compilation album of top Christian hits songs in the year 2005 which was certified platinum Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). Included in this Wow Hits compilation album are Christian songs like: "Holy Is the Lord" by Chris Tomlin; "Much Of You" by Steven Curtis Chapman; "Presence (My Heart's Desire)" by Newsboys; "I Choose You" by Point of Grace; "God Will Lift Up Your Head" by Jars of Clay; "About You" by ZOEgirl; among others.

Showcased below, you will also find Wow Hits 2005 which is a compilation of Christian hits songs in the year 2004. Christian music artists featured in this hits album are MercyMe, Steven Curtis Chapman, Casting Crowns, Newsboys, Jaci Velasquez, Darlene Zschech, Jeremy Camp, Third Day, BarlowGirl, Jars of Clay, ZOEgirl, Rachel Lampa, and several others.

Wow Hits 2006

Wow Hits 2005

Wow Hits 2004 is a double-disc compilation album of top Christian contemporary hits songs in the year 2003. Some of the top Christian music artists that made it to this Christian compilation album are Newsboys, MercyMe, Amy Grant, Steven Curtis Chapman, Bebo Norman, Avalon, Nichole Nordeman, Mark Schultz, Warren Barfield, Third Day, Michael W. Smith, Jars of Clay, Audio Adrenaline, to name a few.

Also featured below is the Wow Hits 2003 compilation album of hit Christian songs of the year 2002. This Christian songs compilation album was certified platinum by RIAA in 2003 and includes hits like: "Above All" by Michael W. Smith; "Say A Prayer" by Cece Winans; "Enough" by Chris Tomlin; "Come Together" by Third Day; "I Need You" by Jars of Clay; and numerous other Christian hit songs.

Wow Hits 2004

Wow Hits 2003

Wow Hits 2002 is a contemporary Christian compilation of 30 hit Christian songs from 2001. This hits album made it to the number two spot on the Top Contemporary Christian chart and was certified platinum in 2002. Christian songs that made it to this album include: "40 Days" by Third Day; "Dismissed" by ZOEgirl; "Different Now" by Out of Eden; "God Is in This Place" by Plus One; "Breathe" by Michael W. Smith; "You'll Never Thirst" by Anointed; "Jump, Jump, Jump" by True Vibe; and others.

Also featured below is the Wow Hits 2001 album which is a compilation of hit Christian songs in the year 2000. Some of the Christian artists featured in this Christian album are Michael W. Smith, Rachael Lampa, Cece Winans, Jaci Velasquez, Nicole C. Mullen, P.O.D, Third Day, Rebecca St. James, among others.

Wow Hits 2002

Wow Hits 2001

Wow #1s is a relatively new Wow series of Christian compilation albums first released in the year 2005. The Wow #1s albums featured below are the ones released in 2005 and 2011, both of which are double-disc Christian albums. The Christian songs featured in these albums are considered the greatest Christian music hits ever for that period. It includes Christian songs from artists and groups like Michael W. Smith, Casting Crowns, Third Day, Steven Curtis Chapman, MercyMe, Amy Grant, Point of Grace, Jars of Clay, Rebecca St. James, and many other well-know artists.

Wow #1s

Wow #1s

Wow Christmas is a compilation of Christian songs relating to the Christmas season from top Christian artists and music groups. It was first released in 2002, followed by Christmas compilation albums in 2005 and 2011, as featured below.

WOW Christmas
2011

Wow Christmas
2005

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