There are a lot of places our children go that we can't follow them into. But Ephesians tells us they aren't sent out empty-handed. God has already given them everything they need to stand.
This set puts that truth where they'll actually see it: on the wall at home, and tucked somewhere they'll find it in the middle of a long day.
The "Put on the Armor" print — in two color options
An 8x10 featuring all six pieces of the armor of God from Ephesians 6:10-18, each written as a simple first-person declaration your child can pray out loud on their way out the door or while getting ready for the day: "I put on the belt of truth, so I can detect lies of the enemy and speak boldly with truth." Sweet illustrated knights guard the corners, and the closing line reminds your family to pray at all times, in the Spirit, staying alert and ready.
Two colorways are included, so you can choose the one that fits your entryway — or print both for different rooms.
18 "You've Got the Armor" notes — in a boy version and a girl version
Eighteen short, tender reminders your child can read in one breath. Each note has a line to write their name and a "Love, Mom" sign-off. Every note comes in both a boy and a girl version with matching illustrations, so each child in your home gets one that feels like it was made for them.
In Ephesians 6:10-18, Paul describes six pieces God has given His people for the daily fight:
The belt of truth
The breastplate of righteousness
The shoes of the gospel of peace
The shield of faith
The helmet of salvation
The sword of the Spirit
It isn't something our children have to earn. It's already true of them in Christ — and the more familiar the words become, the faster they come to mind when a hard moment shows up.
Hang the print where the day starts. The back door, the breakfast table, the bathroom mirror — anywhere your kids already stand. Read it together before anyone leaves the house and let each child say one piece out loud. It takes about ninety seconds, and it changes the tone of everything the day brings.
Tuck a note in a lunchbox or backpack. Write their name, sign it, and let them find it in the middle of the day when they need encouragement.
Homeschooling? Set one on their desk. Slip a note onto their workspace before they come down in the morning, or pack one in their lunch for co-op days. The reminder works just as well at the kitchen table as it does in a cafeteria.
If your child can't read yet, read it to them first. Go over the note together before they head out the door, then tuck it into their bag or lunchbox anyway. They'll already know what it says — and when they pull it out later, they'll remember your voice saying it.
Play it out. Let them pretend to dress up as knights, and as they put on each piece, name what it stands for. Little ones will love this.
Perfect for helping children overcome fear with the Word of God!
This is an instant digital download. No physical items will be shipped.
After purchase, your files will be delivered to the email address you provide, ready to print at home or at a local print shop.
For best results: print on white cardstock, set your printer to 100% scale (not "fit to page"), and choose the highest quality setting. Trim the notes along the edges of each card. The print is sized for a standard 8x10 frame.
For personal and single-family use. Please don't resell, share, or redistribute the files — but we'd love for you to tell a friend where you found them.
There are a lot of places our children go that we can't follow them into. But Ephesians tells us they aren't sent out empty-handed. God has already given them everything they need to stand.
This set puts that truth where they'll actually see it: on the wall at home, and tucked somewhere they'll find it in the middle of a long day.
The "Put on the Armor" print — in two color options
An 8x10 featuring all six pieces of the armor of God from Ephesians 6:10-18, each written as a simple first-person declaration your child can pray out loud on their way out the door or while getting ready for the day: "I put on the belt of truth, so I can detect lies of the enemy and speak boldly with truth." Sweet illustrated knights guard the corners, and the closing line reminds your family to pray at all times, in the Spirit, staying alert and ready.
Two colorways are included, so you can choose the one that fits your entryway — or print both for different rooms.
18 "You've Got the Armor" notes — in a boy version and a girl version
Eighteen short, tender reminders your child can read in one breath. Each note has a line to write their name and a "Love, Mom" sign-off. Every note comes in both a boy and a girl version with matching illustrations, so each child in your home gets one that feels like it was made for them.
In Ephesians 6:10-18, Paul describes six pieces God has given His people for the daily fight:
The belt of truth
The breastplate of righteousness
The shoes of the gospel of peace
The shield of faith
The helmet of salvation
The sword of the Spirit
It isn't something our children have to earn. It's already true of them in Christ — and the more familiar the words become, the faster they come to mind when a hard moment shows up.
Hang the print where the day starts. The back door, the breakfast table, the bathroom mirror — anywhere your kids already stand. Read it together before anyone leaves the house and let each child say one piece out loud. It takes about ninety seconds, and it changes the tone of everything the day brings.
Tuck a note in a lunchbox or backpack. Write their name, sign it, and let them find it in the middle of the day when they need encouragement.
Homeschooling? Set one on their desk. Slip a note onto their workspace before they come down in the morning, or pack one in their lunch for co-op days. The reminder works just as well at the kitchen table as it does in a cafeteria.
If your child can't read yet, read it to them first. Go over the note together before they head out the door, then tuck it into their bag or lunchbox anyway. They'll already know what it says — and when they pull it out later, they'll remember your voice saying it.
Play it out. Let them pretend to dress up as knights, and as they put on each piece, name what it stands for. Little ones will love this.
Perfect for helping children overcome fear with the Word of God!
This is an instant digital download. No physical items will be shipped.
After purchase, your files will be delivered to the email address you provide, ready to print at home or at a local print shop.
For best results: print on white cardstock, set your printer to 100% scale (not "fit to page"), and choose the highest quality setting. Trim the notes along the edges of each card. The print is sized for a standard 8x10 frame.
For personal and single-family use. Please don't resell, share, or redistribute the files — but we'd love for you to tell a friend where you found them.
