Divine strength, unwavering faith, and heavenly protection come together in these 28 Armor of God coloring pages, free for you to download and print. This powerful collection celebrates the spiritual armor described in Ephesians, capturing the essence of being divinely equipped for life's challenges!
These pages bring the profound teachings of Ephesians 6 right to your fingertips, from illustrations of each piece of the spiritual armor to scenes depicting children adorned in divine protection, and more!
To begin coloring, just click on any image or link below to view the free PDF. Once open, feel free to download and print to your heart's content.
All pages are designed for US Letter paper but scale flawlessly to A4. Happy coloring!
10 Craft Ideas to do With Armor Of God Coloring Pages
Once those finished coloring pages start piling up, put them to use with these easy, affordable crafts that bring the Armor of God to life!
1. Helmet of Salvation Headband
Cut out the Helmet of Salvation from your colored page, making sure it’s large enough to be a focal point. Glue this cutout onto a strip of construction paper or poster board measured to fit around your child's head. Secure the ends with tape or glue to create a wearable reminder of salvation.
2. Breastplate of Righteousness Display
Trace a simple breastplate shape onto a piece of sturdy cardboard or poster board and cut it out. Carefully cut out the colored Breastplate of Righteousness from your page and glue it securely onto the center of your cardboard base. Add a loop of string or yarn to the back for a powerful, hangable wall display of righteousness.
3. Shield of Faith Handheld
Cut a shield shape from a piece of cardboard or even a sturdy paper plate. Glue your brightly colored Shield of Faith cutout from the coloring page onto the front of this base. On the back, glue a strip of construction paper or a pipe cleaner to create a handle for your child to bravely hold their shield.
4. Sword of the Spirit Pointer
Draw and cut out a simple sword shape from a piece of poster board, about 10-12 inches long. Carefully cut out a long, narrow strip or decorative element from your Sword of the Spirit coloring page. Glue this colored piece along the blade of your poster board sword, creating a unique pointer perfect for Bible lessons or story time.
5. Gospel of Peace Footprints
Trace two large foot shapes onto construction paper or cardstock and cut them out. Carefully cut out smaller peace symbols, crosses, or even words like “peace” from your colored Armor of God pages. Glue these colorful cutouts onto your paper footprints, creating “footprints of peace” to display on the floor or wall.
6. Belt of Truth Bookmark
Cut out a long, thin strip from your “Belt of Truth” coloring page, perhaps featuring decorative elements or a scripture reference. Laminate it using clear packing tape or a laminating sheet for durability. Punch a hole at one end and thread a colorful ribbon or yarn through to create a meaningful bookmark.
7. Armor of God Mobile
Cut out each distinct piece of the Armor of God (helmet, breastplate, shield, etc.) from different colored pages. Use a coat hanger or two crossed popsicle sticks as your base structure. Punch holes in the top of each armor piece and suspend them at varying lengths using string or yarn to create a dynamic mobile display.
8. Prayer Warrior Stick Puppets
Cut out individual armor pieces or even full “prayer warrior” figures from your finished coloring pages. Glue each cutout onto a sturdy popsicle stick. Use these stick puppets to act out Bible stories, illustrate lessons, or remind children to put on their spiritual armor daily.
9. Armor Up! Wall Banner
Get a large piece of butcher paper, construction paper, or poster board for your banner base. Cut out each individual piece of colored Armor of God from your pages. Glue them onto the banner, arranging them like a complete set of armor. Add a bold title like “Armor Up!” or “Put On God's Armor!” with markers.
10. Faith Shield Coasters
Cut out circular or square shapes from cardboard, about 4 inches across, to form your coaster bases. Carefully trim small, distinct elements or symbols (like a cross or a specific pattern) from your colored “Shield of Faith” coloring pages. Glue these colorful cutouts onto the cardboard shapes, then cover with clear contact paper or packing tape for durable, faith-inspired coasters.