Chandler Moore has officially crossed into mainstream chart territory-and he did it with a song that gives all the credit to God.
The Grammy-winning worship leader earns his first career entry on the all-genre Billboard Hot 100 this week as "God I'm Just Grateful," his collaboration with Elevation Worship, debuts at No. 91. The breakthrough arrives after the worship anthem spent four consecutive weeks at No. 1 on Billboard's Hot Christian Songs chart.
The achievement is especially significant because the Hot 100 measures the most popular songs in the United States across every genre. Moore is now competing on the same chart as the biggest names in pop, country, hip-hop and R&B-and he has arrived there with an unabashed declaration of gratitude to God.
Released in November 2025, "God I'm Just Grateful" was recorded live with Elevation Worship. Moore delivers the song as both a personal testimony and a congregational anthem, reflecting on God's grace, faithfulness and repeated second chances. Its message reaches an emotional high when Moore declares that he survived and remains here to testify.
The song was written by Moore, Steven Furtick, Pat Barrett, Joshua Coleman and Abubakar "Bakar" Shariff-Farr. Moore also helped produce the recording alongside Chris Brown, Steven Furtick, Jonathan Smith, Joshua Holiday and Ammo.
Its Hot 100 debut represents another major career milestone for Moore, whose unmistakable voice has powered such modern worship favorites as "Jireh," "Wait on You," "Firm Foundation," "More Than Able" and Elevation Worship's chart-topping "Praise." Although Moore has appeared on numerous successful Christian and gospel recordings, "God I'm Just Grateful" is the first song credited to him to enter Billboard's flagship singles chart.
The timing also makes the accomplishment feel like the beginning of a new chapter. Moore has been expanding his identity beyond his previous work with Maverick City Music, releasing music under his own name while continuing to collaborate with some of worship music's most influential voices.
More importantly, the song's success shows that explicitly Christian music can still travel far beyond churches and Christian radio. Listeners are not merely streaming a vaguely inspirational crossover track; they are sending a direct expression of worship onto America's most competitive music chart.
"God I'm Just Grateful" may have entered the Hot 100 near the bottom at No. 91, but its four-week reign over Hot Christian Songs suggests that it may not be finished climbing. For Chandler Moore, gratitude has just become his biggest mainstream hit yet.
Watch the official live performance of "God I'm Just Grateful" by Elevation Worship and Chandler Moore.
