by Jason Kirk Bartley

Devil Doesn’t like me,
never has, never will,
ever since I marched with Christ
up Calvary’s hill.
When I make mistakes,
bad he tries to make me feel.
Devil Doesn’t like me,
never has, never will.
I take people from His army,
So their souls he does not steal.
I let people know about His antics,
how its time to get real.
Devil Doesn’t like me,
never has, never will.
I bind up His hands,
and cancel His plans,
I expose His lies and show his
disguise.
How does that make Him feel?
Devil Doesn’t like me,
never has, never will.
He tries to devour like a lion,
Christ’s standard makes Him still.
Devil Doesn’t like me,
never has, never will.
When I proclaim the name of
Jesus,
It smacks the devil in the face.
He’s left without a trace.
Devil Doesn’t like me,
never has, never will.

Jason Kirk Bartley is a Christian poet from Chillicothe, Ohio. He is 47 years old and married to Nila, his forever love. He has been published poems and won awards. Jason holds a Master’s degree in Ministry from Ohio Christian University in Circleville, Ohio.