Top 10 Christian songs of 2023
By 
Josh Carter2024-01-10T12:54:00
Premier Christian Radio daytime host Josh Carter looks back at his favourite tracks from 2023 and gives you his recommendations for starting your new year the right way
I get to listen to a lot of Christian music in my role as a presenter on Premier Christian Radio and Premier Praise and it never ceases to amaze me how much inspired music is released each year. 2023 didn’t disappoint with both new artists and seasoned playlist regulars producing some amazing tracks. Here are ten of my favourites that I’ve had on repeat…
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