Blake R TempletonFounder, Son of Wisdom · Son of Wisdom · Spiritual architect for men

The Armor Of God Was Never A Children's Skit

5 May 2026 · 1 min

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In this sermon excerpt, Blake Robert Templeton condemns the way many churches treat the biblical "armor of God" as a trivial, child‑like performance—using plastic swords and hats in a skit without understanding its purpose. He argues that the armor is meant to empower believers with superhuman capability in the unseen spiritual realm, where the true battle consists of the enemy’s thoughts, schemes, and strategies. Templeton further explains that God allows the enemy to act as a pawn, providing believers the opportunity to develop the spiritual "reps" needed to defeat the adversary.

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The armor in the church world is looked at as like plastic sword and plastic hat. And we do a little skit and we say, you know, wear the armor with no idea what they're even talking about. The armor is armor that you wear to become superhuman in the unseen, because the battle that you're facing is actually a thought, a scheme, a strategy from the enemy in the unseen. God lets the enemy be used like a pawn so that he gives you ability to have reps to actually take the enemy out.