In his poem, “The Mission Field,” Jason Kirk Bartley expounds on what the mission field is. Continue reading The Mission Field

In his poem “To Be a Christian,” Jason Kirk Bartley reflects on what it means to be a Christian. Continue reading To Be a Christian

In his poem, “He Looks Down Upon Me,” Jason Kirk Bartley expresses how God knows our next move and loves us so. Continue reading He Looks Down Upon Me

In his poem, “The Nail-Scarred Hands that Hold Me,” Jason Kirk Bartley recognizes the scars that remind us of Jesus’ sacrifice. Continue reading The Nail-Scarred Hands that Hold Me

In his poem, “If Christ Had Called it Quits…,” Jason Kirk Bartley poses the question: What if Christ had never completed His work on the cross? Continue reading If Christ Had Called it Quits…

In his poem, “If Christ Were At Your Door,” Jason Kirk Bartley poses the simple question, “Would you answer the door?” Continue reading If Christ Were At Your Door

In his poem, “Do You Show Christ?” Jason Kirk Bartley stresses that we need to show Jesus Christ in everything we do. Continue reading Do You Show Christ?

In his poem, “The Devil Doesn’t Like Me,” Jason Kirk Bartley expresses the enemy’s disdain for our tactics and our Savior. Continue reading The Devil Doesn’t Like Me

In his poem, “The Only One Who Matters,” Jason Kirk Bartley stresses that Christ’s opinion is the only one that counts. Continue reading The Only One Who Matters

In his poem, “If We Knew When Christ Were Returning,” Jason Kirk Bartley tells how drastically different it would be if we all knew when Christ were returning. Continue reading If We Knew When Christ Were Returning

In his poem, “The Gates of Hell,” Jason Kirk Bartley depicts the reality and torture of hell. Continue reading The Gates of Hell

In his poem, “The Holy Bible,” Jason Kirk Bartley contemplates how the Word of God is alive with power. Continue reading The Holy Bible