Find the Top 25 Billboard Gospel Charts.

1: How I Got Over, Vickie Winans
2: The Sound, Mary Mary
3: Just James, J Moss
4: Kerry Douglas Presents: Gospel Truth Magazine: Gospel Mix Volume III, Various Artists
5: The Transformation, James Fortune & FIYA
6: LIVE: Rain On Us, Earnest Pugh
7: Resting On His Promise, Youthful Praise Featuring J.J. Hairston
8: WOW Gospel 2009: 30 Of The Year’s Top Gospel Artists And Songs, Various Artists
9: The Power Of One, Israel Houghton
10: Souled Out, Hezekiah Walker & LFC
11: Gotta Have Gospel! 7, Various Artists
12: Thirsty, Marvin Sapp
13: Fall On Me, Lee Williams And The Spiritual QC’s
14: Live, Smokie Norful
15: Harvest Time, The Brown Boyz
16: Rebel, Lecrae
17: We All Are One (Live In Detroit), Donnie McClurkin
18: Just Love, Brian Courtney Wilson
19: The Law Of Confession, Part I, Donald Lawrence & Co.
20: Playlist: The Very Best Of Yolanda Adams, Yolanda Adams
21: The BIG Picture, Da’ T.R.U.T.H.
22: WOW Gospel Essentials: All-Time Favorite Songs, Various Artists
23: The Best Of Shekinah Glory Ministry, Shekinah Glory Ministry
24: Gotta Have Gospel! 6, Various Artists
25: EveryBody danCe!, James Roberson

Billboard Charts

1: How I Got Over, Vickie Winans

2: Just James, J Moss

3: The Sound, Mary Mary

4: Resting On His Promise, Youthful Praise Featuring J.J. Hairston

5: LIVE: Rain On Us, Earnest Pugh

6: Thirsty, Marvin Sapp

7: WOW Gospel 2009: 30 Of The Year’s Top Gospel Artists And Songs, Various Artists

8: Reveal Your Glory: Live From The Cathedral, Vicki Yohe

9: Fall On Me, Lee Williams And The Spiritual QC’s

10: The Power Of One, Israel Houghton

J. Moss returns with Just James, the most introspective and personal musical offering of his career. Moss’ third solo release on GospoCentric /Verity Gospel Music Group is replete with the progressive production and sophisticated lyricism that fans have become accustomed to hearing from Moss. This release also delves deep beyond the surface and deals with the sensitive matters of the heart, such as repentance and restoration.

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Tony LeBron, a 32-year-old dual-language worship leader from Boca Raton, FL was crowned the winner of season four the American Idol-style talent search TV series Gospel Dream last night on the Gospel Music Channel television network

LeBron was chosen over Robert Mauti, 26 of Nashville, TN, and NeVar Massey, 34 from Hampton, GA in the dramatic season finale.

The theme for the Gospel Dreams fourth season has been The Greatest Inspirational Songs of All Time and the contestants delivered both classics as well as mainstream hits. Massey sang Stevie Wonders Higher Ground and How Great Is Our God. Mauti performed Give Me Jesus and the classic Ill Take You There. But it was LeBrons stunning, dual language performances of Bruce Hornsbys The Way It Is and I Surrender All that catapulted him to the crown.

LeBron, born in St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands, auditioned for Gospel Dream in Orlando and lives in Boca Raton where he is the Worship Leader and Director of the Young Adults Group at the Boca Raton Community Church. Fluent in both Spanish and English, Tonys seemingly effortless transitions between both languages within the same songs this season helped drive him to the top of the competition.

The judges who picked the winner were Michelle Williams from the GRAMMY- winning group Destinys Child; one of Gospel musics most prolific talents, J. Moss; and one of the music industry’s most respected executives, Mitchell Solarek. American Idol alumnae Kimberley Locke co-hosted the show along with Mike Kasem (MTVs Top 20 Video Countdown American Top 10).

The semi-finals and finale will be seen again on GMC back-to-back this Saturday night, August 1 at 9:00 and 10:00 pm. Respectively. The finale will encore Sunday, August 2 (8:00 & 10:00 p.m. and 1:00 a.m.) GMC will present a Gospel Dream Season Four Marathon on Saturday, August 8 beginning at 8:00 am and again at 8:00 p.m. All times Eastern.

Gospel Dream invited solo artists between the ages of 16-40 years of age, from all genres of Gospel/Christian music styles, including traditional, rock, pop, country and soul to compete for the final competition in Nashville from which ten finalists– and ultimately one winner–will be chosen by a celebrity panel of industry professionals. The winning artist will receive record and music video exposure, among other prizes.

ATLANTA – Last night’s Season Four premiere of Gospel Music Channels (GMC) American Idol-style talent search series Gospel Dream had a little bit of everything: rousing performance highs, disappointing performance lows; tears of joy, tears of sorrow; judges praise, judges criticism; contestants moving on, contestants going home; drama, comedy and much more. (Viewers can catch special encores of the season premiere episode Sat. June 27 (8:00 P.M., 1:00 A.M.) and Sunday, June 28 (8:00 P.M., 11:00 P.M.) on GMC. All times eastern.

The judges deciding the fate of the contestants are: Michelle Williams from the GRAMMY- winning group Destinys Child; One of Gospel musics most prolific talents, J. Moss; and one of the music industry’s most respected executives, Mitchell Solarek. Kimberley Locke, the first American Idol alumnae to debut at #1 on the Billboard charts with a non-Idol single, serves as co-host along with Mike Kasem (MTVs Top 20 Video Countdown American Top 10). In addition, two major musical artists will serve as surprise coaches during the season. The theme for the Gospel Dreams fourth season: The Greatest Inspirational Songs of All Time.

Twenty-six people were sent home last night with the judges selecting these contestants as the Top Ten Finalists: