Billboard has unveiled the listings of the modern Christian Music sales and radioplay information for the week of Jan. 16, as per latest reports.

Lauren Daigle's "How Can It Be" stands as the top Christian album. According to The Christian Beat, "How Can It Be" moved to first place on Billboard's Christian Albums Chart in the first week of sales after the holidays. It is followed by "WOW hits 2016," which was sung by Various Artists and Chris Tomlin's "Adore: Christmas Songs of Worship."

Other albums in the top ten include Toby Mac's "This Is Not A Test," Kenny Rogers' "Once Again It's Christmas," Various Artists' "Top 25 Praise Songs: 2016 Edition," Jeremy Camp's "I Will Follow," Third Day's "Lead Us Back: Songs Of Worship," Passion's "Even So Come," and Casting Crown's "A Live Worship Experience."

Hillsong United's "Oceans (Where Feet May Fall) is the top hit among the hottest Christian songs. It managed to top Jordan Feliz's "The River" and Tomlin's "Good Good Father." They are followed by Casting Crown's "Just Be Held," Big Daddy Weave's "My Story," Camp's "Same Power," Mac's "Feel It," Matthew West's "Grace Wins," Lindsey Stirling's "Hallelujah," and Stars Go Dim's "You Are Loved."

For the Christian Airplay, Feliz's "The River" ranks first, overtaking Big Daddy Weave's "My Story" and Jeremy Camp's "Same Power." Other songs in the top ten Christian Airplay include Casting Crowns' "Just be Held," Lincoln Brewster's "There Is Power," Mac's "Feel It," Tomlin's "Good Good Father," Stars Go Dim's "You Are Loved," and Natalie Grant's "Be One."

Meanwhile, Adele's "25" remains first place in the top 200 albums, as per Billboard's official website. It is followed by Justin Bieber's "Purpose," remaining second, and Twenty One Pilot's "Blurry Face," which rose from the 11th to the third spot.