Biography
Born in 1959 in Supple, Oklahoma, this American Christian singer-songwriter issued his first recordings in the opening years of the 1990s, though his ministerial activities extend considerably further into the past. Long based in Oklahoma, Jernigan traces the core impulse of his work to the personal shift away from homosexuality that he underwent in his early twenties. Declaring his devotion to Jesus dissolved his same-sex attractions, and by 1983 he had entered marriage with a woman while beginning to raise a large family. That experience prompted him to launch a ministry, leading him to preach worldwide about deliverance from his former sins. While segments of the non-Christian public have questioned his stance on homosexuality and the idea that sexual orientation can be altered, Jernigan has simultaneously sustained a successful recording career that has registered occasional crossover entries on mainstream American charts. He made his debut with the 1991 album There’s Coming A Day and has since maintained a consistent flow of polished singer-songwriter releases built around his piano work and sermon-like vocals.
Albums

David
2025

Forty Days & Forty Nights, Vol. 3
2025

Forty Days & Forty Nights, Vol. 4
2025

Mosaic of Your Love
2025

Might As Well Be Happy
2023

The Middle of Nowhere
2020

The Very First Christmas Tree
2019

Victim to Victor
2019

First Love
2016

Christmas Piano, Vol. 1
2015

Christmas Piano, Vol. 2
2015

Days of Awe
2014

Hymns 1
2011

Here in Your Presence – LIVE from San Antonio!
2010

Forty Days & Forty Nights Volume Two
2010

Forty Days & Forty Nights Volume One
2010

Kingdom Come
2009

I Cry Holy
2007

I Will Be There
2006

Songs of Freedom for Women
2005

Daddy's Song
2005

Hands Lifted High
2005

I Salute You
2005

Giant Killer: A Heart Like David
2002

The Worshiper's Collection, Volume 4
2000

We Will Worship
2000

Songs of Ministry
2000

Like Christmas All Year 'Round
2000

This Is My Destiny
1999

The Dennis Jernigan Collection
1998

Celebrate Living
1996

We Are The Army
1989
Singles

