STRENGTH IN FAITH.
PURPOSE IN CHRIST.
Governed By The Word To Make Disciples.
Our Founder And Apostle
Apostle Jason T. Bardwell is a servant of the Lord Jesus Christ whose life stands as a testimony of the mercy, chastening, preservation, and restoring power of God. In the summer of 1994, while attending Iowa Regular Baptist Camp, he surrendered his life to Jesus Christ and received Him as Lord and Savior. Even in his youth, there was a drawing of the Holy Spirit upon his life and a sensitivity toward the things of God. Though truth had been planted early, the years that followed revealed the reality that calling without discipleship, instruction, and spiritual alignment leaves a man vulnerable to wandering. Yet through every season, the Lord remained faithful to preserve what He Himself had ordained according to His divine purpose.
After graduating high school in 1999, Apostle Bardwell entered a prolonged season marked by spiritual darkness, rebellion, confusion, and separation from the will of God. Like many who lacked consistent godly authority, righteous correction, and biblical discipleship during formative years, he became entangled in destructive cycles that produced spiritual bondage and instability. Yet even in wandering, the hand of God did not depart from him. The Lord preserved him through valleys, failures, and brokenness, not because of human goodness, but because divine mercy refused to abandon the purpose God had established before the foundations of the earth. Through seasons of pruning, chastening, crushing, and correction, the Lord continued to strip away confidence in the flesh while forming within him a deeper dependence upon the Spirit of God and the authority of Scripture.
In the winter of 2024, while privately seeking the Lord through personal study of Scripture, prayer, and consecration before God, Apostle Bardwell encountered the delivering power of Jesus Christ in a life-altering way. What religion could not accomplish, the Spirit of God performed through conviction, repentance, and truth. Chains that had existed for years were broken through the authority of Jesus Christ, and the Word of God became alive within him with piercing clarity and holy conviction. In that season, the Lord began not merely to correct outward behavior, but to confront the inward man, bringing alignment, cleansing, surrender, and transformation through the operation of the Holy Ghost.
Following this encounter, Apostle Bardwell publicly submitted to water immersion in the spring of 2024 as an outward witness of inward repentance, death to the old life, and covenant with Christ. Later that same year, in the fall of 2024, the Lord called him into apostolic ministry. This calling was not rooted in ambition, recognition, platform, or religious aspiration, but in burden, obedience, travail, and submission to the voice of God. The foundation of his ministry is centered upon holiness, repentance, deliverance, spiritual authority, alignment to the Word of God, and the restoration of biblical order within the Body of Christ. He carries a deep conviction that the Church must return to sound doctrine, righteous living, and uncompromised obedience to the full counsel of Scripture without mixture, dilution, or accommodation to culture.
Apostle Jason. T. Bardwell
A burden rests heavily upon Apostle Bardwell to reach those trapped in spiritual bondage, deception, compromise, and cycles of destruction, particularly those who lacked righteous guidance, discipleship, correction, and godly leadership during formative seasons of life. Having personally witnessed the devastation produced by spiritual absence and misalignment, he ministers with urgency toward those whom religion has often ignored while remaining uncompromising concerning truth. His desire is not to build personality, influence, or platform, but to see souls brought into genuine repentance, freedom, spiritual maturity, and submission to Jesus Christ through the authority of the Word of God. His ministry emphasizes not only deliverance from bondage, but the rebuilding of believers through discipleship, spiritual stability, discernment, accountability, and alignment to biblical order.
In May of 2026, Apostle Bardwell survived a severe rollover vehicle accident that became another testimony of the preserving hand of God upon his life. What could have resulted in death instead became a moment of holy confirmation concerning the assignment the Lord had entrusted to him. In the aftermath of the accident, there was a deepened understanding that his life no longer belonged to himself, but to the purpose of God alone. The experience strengthened within him a greater fear of the Lord, a heightened urgency concerning eternity, and a renewed commitment to walk in obedience, consecration, humility, and faithful stewardship of the calling entrusted to him by God.
Apostle Bardwell also carries a deep burden for intercessory prayer and spiritual labor before the Lord. He believes prayer is not religious routine, emotional expression, or outward performance, but travail in the Spirit that produces breakthrough, alignment, deliverance, conviction, and transformation according to the will of God. His heart burns to stand in the gap for the bound, the weary, the deceived, and the remnant whom God is awakening in this hour. Through the ministry vision of restoring believers back to the original template established by Scripture, he remains committed to seeing lives, families, and ministries rebuilt according to apostolic truth and divine order rather than human tradition, emotionalism, or compromise.
Apostle Bardwell stands wholly submitted to the unchanging authority of the Word of God and carries a burden for purity within the Body of Christ in an hour marked by compromise, mixture, deception, and rebellion against biblical truth. His commitment to righteousness is not shaped by culture, public opinion, emotion, or human reasoning, but by the eternal standard established by God Himself. He believes the fear of the Lord must once again return to the Church and that holiness cannot be negotiated to accommodate flesh. His voice carries correction not as condemnation, but as a call to repentance, alignment, restoration, and faithful obedience according to Scripture. Above all, his desire is that Jesus Christ alone would be exalted, truth upheld without compromise, and the Church restored to holiness, spiritual maturity, and unwavering submission before the Lord.