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How to Put on the Armor of God

By Matthew Lynch
October 7, 2023
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Introduction

In today’s world, we face various challenges and struggles in our day-to-day lives. For believers in Christ, there’s an additional dimension to these challenges – the spiritual battle that takes place in the unseen realm. To help us stand strong in this fight, the Apostle Paul urges us in Ephesians 6:10-18 to put on the full armor of God. In this article, we’ll explore each aspect of the armor of God and learn how to put it on in our daily lives.

1. Belt of Truth

The belt of truth symbolizes sincerity and integrity. In a world filled with deception and lies, we must cling to God’s truth found in His Word. To put on the belt of truth, we need to be honest with God, ourselves, and others while constantly seeking a deeper understanding of His truth.

Action Steps:

– Read and study the Bible regularly.

– Pray for discernment.

– Practice honesty and integrity in all areas of your life.

2. Breastplate of Righteousness

The breastplate is meant to protect our hearts from evil influences that can hinder our relationship with God. Righteousness means living according to God’s standards, not our own. Putting on the breastplate entails striving for moral purity through confession, repentance, and obedience to God’s commands.

Action Steps:

– Confess your sins daily.

– Repent from any unrighteous behavior.

– Observe a lifestyle that reflects God’s values.

3. Shoes of Peace

The shoes of peace imply readiness and stability – being well-grounded in the principles of peace found in the Gospel message. As embattled believers, we’re called to share this message with others through words and deeds inspired by love.

Action Steps:

– Cultivate peace within by cultivating a strong relationship with Christ.

– Resolve conflicts and disagreements in a godly manner.

– Share the Gospel with others.

4. Shield of Faith

Our faith is a vital piece of protection against the enemy’s attacks, particularly doubt and despair. Firmly believing in God’s power and promises, we’re able to extinguish these fiery darts. Strengthening our faith should be an ongoing pursuit.

Action Steps:

– Grow your faith through regular prayer and fellowship.

– Meditate on God’s Word to strengthen trust in His promises.

– Commit to relying on God in difficult situations.

5. Helmet of Salvation

The helmet safeguards our minds from negative thoughts that could deter us from fully embracing our salvation. To wear the helmet, we must continually remember and affirm our identity as redeemed children of God, saved by grace through faith.

Action Steps:

– Memorize scriptures related to salvation and your identity in Christ.

– Be intentional about reframing negative thoughts with biblical truth.

– Share your testimony with others.

6. Sword of the Spirit

The only offensive weapon available to us is the sword of the Spirit – the Word of God. It’s powerful, sharpening our discernment and helping us counteract falsehoods with truth. To wield it effectively, constant exposure to Scripture is essential.

Action Steps:

– Dedicate time each day for reading and studying God’s Word.

– Memorize Scripture passages that resonate with you.

– Seek opportunities to apply biblical teachings in daily life.

Conclusion

Equipping ourselves with the full armor of God is a lifelong journey requiring intentionality, commitment, and perseverance. As we strengthen our relationship with Christ and His Word, we’ll be better prepared to stand firm against adversarial forces while fulfilling our divine purpose as ambassadors for the Kingdom of God and warriors for Christ.

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