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Armor of God Coloring Pages
About these armor of god coloring pages
These pages illustrate each piece of the Armor of God from Ephesians 6:10-18. You'll find individual pieces labeled with their scriptural names, a full-armored warrior figure, and a scene with a child holding a shield of faith. Most pages include the corresponding verse reference somewhere in the design.
Simpler pages isolate one piece at a time — just a helmet of salvation or a sword of the Spirit with a banner label — which makes them easier for younger kids to work through quickly. The fuller scenes show a standing armored figure with all six pieces visible and labeled, giving older kids more to identify and color. There's one group scene where two children stand side by side in armor together.
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Armor of God coloring pages
Young Warrior Wearing Every Piece of the Full Armor of God
Shield of Faith With a Cross and Ephesians 6:16 Scripture Banner
Two Children Standing Together in Full Biblical Armor Before a Stone Arch
Helmet of Salvation With Engraved Cross and Scripture Ribbon
Sword of the Spirit Pointing Upward With the Word of God Banner
Breastplate of Righteousness With Heart Shape and Scroll Details
Sandals of Peace With Winged Heels Walking on a Cobblestone Path
Belt of Truth With a Cross Buckle and Diamond Pattern Leather Strap
Girl in Armor Kneeling in Prayer on a Hilltop With an Open Bible
Boy Running Into Battle With Shield Raised and a Scripture Banner
Flat Lay of All Six Pieces of the Armor of God Each Clearly Labeled
Child in Biblical Armor Standing Beside a Lion Under a Scripture Banner
Decorative Armor Border Surrounding Put On the Full Armor of God Text
Girl in Armor Holding an Open Bible With Light Rays in a Garden
Knight Kneeling Before a Stone Cross With Sword Planted in Reverence
Match Each Armor Piece to Its Spiritual Name Fun Activity Worksheet
Three Happy Children Wearing Mismatched Biblical Armor Pieces Outdoors
Ephesians 6:10-18 Full Scripture Scroll With Armor Vignettes in the Margins
Boy in Full Armor Raising Shield Toward a Storm With a Dove Above
Cut-Apart Armor of God Bookmark Set With Scripture References to Color
Cross-Shaped Armor of God Maze With a Child Warrior and Bible Goal
Grandfather and Granddaughter in Armor Reading About the Full Armor of God
Circular Badge With Six Armor Pieces Arranged Like a Compass Around a Cross
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More Ways to Use These Armor of God Coloring Pages
Finished pages can do more than sit in a folder. These ideas cover crafts, games, decorations, and other simple ways to get more use out of this topic.
Craft 1
Six-Piece Armor Lapbook
Cut out each individual armor piece page and fold them into a lapbook with labeled flaps. Kids can lift each flap to read the verse reference underneath. A piece of cardstock folded in thirds works well as the base.
Learning 2
Verse Matching Card Set
Cut the finished armor pages into cards and write the matching Ephesians 6 verse on a separate index card. Lay both sets face down and play a memory-style matching game. This works well for Sunday school review or home Bible study.
Decor 3
Classroom Scripture Wall Display
Arrange all six completed armor pieces on a bulletin board in the order they appear in Ephesians 6. Add the full passage across the top. Each piece can be colored by a different student so the display becomes a group effort.
Keepsake 4
Armor of God Mini Book
Staple the pages together in order with a cover sheet that reads the child's name and the date. Each page shows one piece with its name and verse, so the finished booklet works as a simple reference kids can keep. It travels well to church or VBS.
Craft 5
Wearable Shield of Faith Prop
Print the shield page on cardstock and color it, then cut it out and attach two strips of cardboard on the back to make a handle. Kids can hold it during a lesson or skit about spiritual armor.
Party 6
VBS Armor Station Activity
Set out one armor piece page per station around the room. Kids rotate through, color each piece, and collect them in a folder. By the end of the rotation they have a complete set to take home.
Game 7
Name That Armor Piece Quiz
Hold up a completed page with the label covered and ask kids to name the piece and its purpose from Ephesians 6. The one who answers correctly keeps the card. Works for small groups in Sunday school or a home Bible study setting.