Analysis: Armor Of God

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Armor of God: How to put on the Spiritual gadgets
Armor of God is a set of spiritual gadgets you put on to overcome the battle from the devil and his demonic forces. Many people do not want to experience any form of battle. They are pleased to accept Jesus Christ into their life as the Prince of Peace. But, it is written that every Christian must fight the devil.
This post will reveal the right spiritual gadgets to put on, and how to possess the armor of God for a permanent victory.
Ephesians chapter 6 verses 11 and 12 say: “Put on the whole armor of God that you may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil. For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness …show more content…

He promised us peace and victory, but we have to abide by the rules related to spiritual warfare.
The best way to enjoy victory involves the use of all the following armor of God:
1. Belt of Truth
Always say the truth in all circumstances. The attitude of righteousness would firmly hold your spiritual stand. You won’t fall when the enemies attempt to pull you down. If you put on this armor of God, then it would be impossible for the devil to lure you into a lukewarm lifestyle.
2. Shoe of Evangelism
Evangelism is the spread of the Good News. Jesus changed the practice of spending more time in the church services to spending more time in the public preaching.
Mark chapter 16 verse 15 says: “And He said to them, ‘Go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature.’”
No spiritual traps can capture your feet when you share the Good News of Jesus to the people. Shoe of evangelism is an armor of God that you must put on every day.
3. Shield of Faith
Use the power of choice given to you by the Lord to believe in the Power of Jesus only. Christians that does not solely believe in the power of Jesus run after magic and materialism of false pastors/prophets. Use this armor of God (faith) to shield

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