ARMOR ON 🔥 Original Rock Song 🔥 Ephesians 6:10-17

Put on the full armor of God and stand firm! 🔥 This powerful, completely original, and unique Christian song is a progressive rock ballad with a classic 1970s epic build. Directly inspired by Ephesians 6:10-17, a stirring call to be strong in the Lord and put on the full armor of God for the spiritual battles we face. [Chorus] Armor on, armor on, armor on each day, Armor on, armor on, walking in Your way. Armor on, armor on, we will not be moved, Armor on, armor on, by Your strength we’re proved. Full lyrics available below 👇 Perfect for worship, reflection, or whenever you need encouragement to stand firm in the faith. The progressive journey in this song mirrors the power of God’s Word, starting quietly and building to victory. ✝️ Bible Reference: Ephesians 6:10-17 #ArmorOfGod #StandFirm #ChristianMusic --- ARMOR ON - FULL LYRICS [Verse 1] Finally, be strong in the Lord, in His mighty power, Put on the full armor of God for the hour. So you can take your stand against the devil’s schemes, When the battle is raging, hold tight to your dreams. [Chorus] Armor on, armor on, armor on each day, Armor on, armor on, walking in Your way. Armor on, armor on, we will not be moved, Armor on, armor on, by Your strength we’re proved. [Verse 2] Against the rulers, against the powers of this dark world, Against the forces of evil, let Your truth be unfurled. So put on the full armor when the day of evil comes, And after all is done, still standing, we won’t run. Stand firm then, with the belt of truth around your waist, With the breastplate of righteousness in its rightful place. With your feet made ready by the gospel of peace, And the shield of faith in hand to make the fire cease. [Chorus] Armor on, armor on, armor on each day, Armor on, armor on, walking in Your way. Armor on, armor on, we will not be moved, Armor on, armor on, by Your strength we’re proved. [Outro] Take the helmet of salvation, take the sword of the Spirit, The word of God is living, and we’re bold enough to hear it. Armor on, armor on, till the victory’s won, Armor on, armor on, in the name of the Son.