Singer-songwriter Matt Redman won six trophies Tuesday night at the 2013 Dove Awards, the most given to any artist at the awards ceremony that took place in Nashville, Tenn.

Redman, who did not attend, used his song 10,000 Reasons (Bless the Lord) to lead the pack of winners at the Gospel Music Association's 44th annual Christian music awards. He won Songwriter of the Year and Song of the Year.

TobyMac was named Artist of the Year for the second time in his career and on his seventh nomination in the category -- his first since 2008. The gospel hip-hop artist won a total of four awards on Tuesday, bringing his career total to 18.

Local Nashville duo King & Country won New Artist of the Year while Hendersonville singer Jason Crabb won Southern Gospel Performance of the Year.

Amy Grant and Kirk Franklin co-hosted the award show. Grant told the audience the Doves would "honor and showcase the best and the brightest, we'll respect our roots and get excited about the future."

Franklin then joked with Doves founder Bill Gaither, seated in front, by promising him, "Tonight, there will be no twerking."

Below is a list of some of the night's top winners.

Artist of the Year: TobyMac

Song of the Year: "10,000 Reasons (Bless the Lord)," Matt Redman, (writers) Matt Redman, Jonas Myrin

Songwriter of the Year: Matt Redman

Contemporary Christian Performance of the Year: "10,000 Reasons (Bless the Lord)," Matt Redman

Southern Gospel Performance of the Year: "What The Blood Is For," Jason Crabb

Gospel Performance of the Year: "Break Every Chain," Tasha Cobbs

New Artist of the Year: for King & Country

Producer of the Year: Ed Cash

Click here for a full list of the night's winners.