Dennis Jernigan shares the story behind the song, "Trust Me I Know".  This is the second episode of his new podcast called "The Story Behind The Song".

Dennis Jernigan shares the story behind the song, "I Am Free".  This is the first episode of his new podcast called "The Story Behind The Song".

What does it look like for God's Kingdom to come in every area of your life? Take a look with Dennis Jernigan. You may never lead worship the same way again...

Prelude:
For many years and generations, our society has been losing a most valuable ingredient. Why do we see so many perversions done to be accepted as "normal" and "natural?" I personally believe that men don't know how to be men and fathers don't know how to be fathers to their children. I believe women long to be women but men have run away from their responsibilities leaving the women to be both mother and father. This will never work. A child, whether a son or a daughter, gains his identity from his or her father. If the father is not there, either physically or emotionally, how can he instill any worth or identity upon the child? Our only hope is in learning how much our heavenly Father desires a close and intimate relationship with His children and becoming the children He says we are.

What you are about to read is a story of hope...and the reason we sing...the reason we will never stop praising the Lord Jesus Christ. The following is our personal witness of the love and power of Jesus Christ in our lives. As you read, we are asking the Lord to break your heart by the things that break His heart. And may you realize your Father's great love for you! You see, it's time for the Church to be honest. If we can't be honest then how can we be healed? And if we can't love one another enough to see healing in our own lives, how can we love a lost and dying world enough to see healing in their lives? No sin is too little or too big. They are all filthy before Him! All we know is we have been called to bring hope and healing to the lost and dying! How He loves you, child!

Dennis & Melinda Jernigan

I’ve been leading out in worship for a long time now. Having just turned 49 years old, I have often taken time to ponder what the next phase of my life is. Will I ride off into the sunset? Will others see me as too old to be effective? Will my hands and voice and body wear out before I’m ready? Will I be deemed too old and irrelevant for ministry? Will I be forgotten? Those are good questions I guess – but they are not even the best questions to ask at this stage of the game. Those are the questions of insecurity and unbelief and are not the questions of a confident man of God that reflect his faith, trust, and hope in the Lord.