CeCe Winans banks her fifth chief on Billboard’s Gospel Airplay chart (dated Sept. 14) as “That’s My King” rises two spots to No. 1. During the Aug. 30-Sept. 5 monitoring week, the track elevated by 1% in performs, based on Luminate.

“That’s My King” was co-authored by Taylor Agan, Kellie Gamble, Lloyd Nicks and Jess Russ. It’s from Winans’ album More Than This, which entered at No. 1 on the Top Gospel Albums chart in May, changing into her tenth chief. It has spent three weeks on the summit and ranks at No. 3 on the newest checklist.

Winans earns her fourth Gospel Airplay No. 1 in a row amongst her 5 whole chart-toppers. “That’s My King” follows “Goodness of God,” which dominated for 4 weeks starting final February; “Believe for It” (two weeks beginning in January 2022); and “Never Lost” (one week, May 2021). Winans’ debut entry, “Pray,” managed the checklist for 2 frames starting in January 2006.

The Detroit native boasts 5 whole Gospel Airplay high 10s; along with her No. 1s, “Never Have To Be Alone” peaked at No. 5 in April 2017. “That’s My King” additionally ranks at No. 7, after reaching a personal-best No. 6, on Christian Airplay with 4.3 million in viewers on the format. It turned Winans’ second high 10 on the chart, after “Believe for It” reached No. 7 in August 2021.

Currently on tour, Winans – who has hit Billboard’s charts since 1987 as half of sibling duo BeBe & CeCe Winans – makes her subsequent cease in Toronto on Sept. 19 on the Church on the Queensway.