The alleged offending was between March 2017 and April this year.
Judge Alistair Garland offered Vigilant Standtrue, 39, an opportunity to consult with a duty lawyer, however Standtrue declined, saying the "Lord" was helping him.
Standtrue said the main reason he opted not to engage a lawyer was a matter of his faith.
Judge Garland accepted that.
Standtrue, who did not seek name suppression, said he was not in a position to plead to the charges as he was due to have discussions towards resolution with the Crown on Friday.
Judge Garland further remanded Standtrue without plea to November 17.
"This is the last time you will be remanded without plea. At your next appearance you will need to enter pleas to all of the charges," Judge Garland said.