CBN News' Charlene Aaron spoke with Jernigan about the Sing Over Me and the debate over gay marriage.

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Singer-songwriter Dennis Jernigan has been making Christian music for decades, recording with big-name acts like Natalie Grant and Rebecca St. James — but he’s also known for another very pointed and controversial reason: he’s a past homosexual who openly shares his st...

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Chris Fabry is the host of Chris Fabry Live!, two hours of spiritual encouragement from his backyard radio fence. The program challenges listeners to think biblically about their spiritual journeys. Chris...

Director Jacob Kindberg was a guest on the More Than One Lesson podcast with Tyler Smith last week and they talked extensively about Sing Over Me.

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For more than twenty years, Christians have been singing the praise music created by singer-songwriter Dennis Jernigan. Yet few people know the story of how, before he began to follow Christ, Jernigan was caught up in a destructive homosexual lifestyle. Embracing his d...

Sing Over Me is an Indiegogo-funded documentary directed by Jacob Kindberg, a 2008 graduate of Biola University, who says the film is “about hope, identity, and the transformative power of the gospel.” By letting Jernigan tell his story of being “redeemed” from a homos...

CLICK HERE to listen to Dennis's interview on yesterday's In The Market With Janet Parshal from Moody Radio.

In the Market with Janet Parshall, challenges listeners to examine major news stories and issues being debated in the marketplace of ideas and speaks to them wi...

This is not an easy post to write. I love people. (Well, most people. I should love all people, but a couple are just the other side of impossible, you know?) I have this awesome privilege of hearing people’s stories all day long – of bringing those stories to the atte...