“Dusty Bibles” Lands Billboard Hot 100 Chart
Rising Christian indie-folk sensation Josiah Queen has officially cracked the Billboard Hot 100 for the first time.
His inspiring track “Dusty Bibles” enters the chart at No. 92 this week, a thrilling achievement for the talented singer-songwriter.
As the flagship single from his sophomore effort Mt. Zion, the album soared to No. 1 on Billboard’s Top Christian Albums chart and climbed to No. 57 on the Billboard 200 following its August drop.
GOD IS SOOO GOOD 😭🙌 It’s been amazing to see what God has been doing through this song and Christian music in general. Thank you for listening and sharing this song!!! pic.twitter.com/yG5yNeivdb
— Josiah Queen (@Josiahquenmusic) November 4, 2025
This latest win builds on Queen’s momentum from a stellar 2024, where Billboard honored him as the top Best New Christian Artist and ranked him No. 9 among all Christian artists.
Queen shares the Hot 100 spotlight with fellow faith-based creator Phil Wickham, whose anthem “What an Awesome God” marks its third week on the list—having hit a high of No. 96 before settling at No. 98 this frame.
Remarkably, this marks just the second occasion in 2025—and only the third in history—that two Christian acts have graced the Hot 100 simultaneously.
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