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Guarding Your Mind with the Helmet of Salvation

Possible Viewpont: Evangelical Christian

Title: Guarding Your Mind with the Helmet of Salvation

Lesson Objective: To teach young children the importance of protecting their minds with the helmet of salvation as a part of the armor of God.

Introduction:
Hello, boys and girls! Today, we are going to learn about the helmet of salvation. In our last lesson, we talked about the armor of God, and how it helps us to stand strong against the tricks of the devil. Just like a helmet protects our heads in football or when we ride our bikes, the helmet of salvation helps to protect our minds from bad thoughts and feelings.

The Helmet of Salvation:
The Bible tells us in Ephesians 6:17 that the helmet of salvation is an important part of the armor of God. The helmet protects our minds and thoughts, just like a real helmet protects our heads. When we believe in Jesus and accept Him as our Savior, we have the assurance of salvation. This means that we are saved from sin and have a place in heaven with God.

Guarding Our Minds:
Just like we wear helmets to protect our heads, we need to guard our thoughts and minds with the helmet of salvation. When we know that Jesus loves us and has saved us, we can use that knowledge to protect our minds from bad thoughts and feelings. When we are tempted to think or do something that goes against God’s Word, we can remember that we belong to Jesus and choose to think and act in a way that pleases Him.

Prayer:
Let’s take a moment to thank God for the helmet of salvation and ask Him to help us guard our minds from anything that is not pleasing to Him.

Closing:
Remember, boys and girls, the helmet of salvation is an important part of the armor of God. When we trust in Jesus and His love for us, we can protect our minds and thoughts from anything that tries to lead us away from God. So, let’s put on our helmets of salvation and stand strong in our faith! Thank you for joining me today, and I can’t wait to see you next time. God bless you!

Worship Music for Lesson

1. “The Armor of God” by Randall Goodgame
2. “Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus” by George Duffield
3. “I am a C-H-R-I-S-T-I-A-N” by Joyful Praise Kids
4. “Shield of Faith” by Go Fish Guys

Questions for Lesson

1. What is the significance of the helmet of salvation in the armor of God?
2. How does the helmet of salvation protect your mind and thoughts?
3. How can you actively guard your mind with the helmet of salvation in your daily life?
4. Quiz: What is the verse in the Bible that talks about putting on the helmet of salvation? (Ephesians 6:17)
5. Quiz: What does the concept of salvation mean in the Christian faith?
6. Personal: How has understanding the concept of salvation impacted your thoughts and actions?

Scriptures

1 Thessalonians 5:8
Ephesians 6:17
Romans 12:2
Philippians 4:8
2 Corinthians 10:5

Object Lesson

Title: Guarding Your Mind with the Helmet of Salvation

Props needed:
1. A bicycle helmet
2. A drawing or picture of a soldier wearing a helmet
3. A toy sword or shield
4. A picture or prop representing salvation (cross, Bible, etc.)

Illustration:

Hello, young friends! Today, we are going to talk about guarding our minds with the helmet of salvation. Just like a bicycle helmet protects our heads when we ride our bikes, the helmet of salvation protects our minds.

First, let’s take a look at this bicycle helmet. When we wear a helmet while riding a bike, it keeps our heads safe in case we fall and, in the same way, the helmet of salvation keeps our minds safe from things that are not good for us.

Now, let’s talk about soldiers. Soldiers wear helmets to protect their heads in battle. In the same way, we wear the helmet of salvation to protect our minds in the battle against bad thoughts and ideas.

Just like how a soldier uses a sword and shield to fight in battle, we can use the helmet of salvation along with our faith and the word of God to protect our minds and fight against anything that tries to make us think or do things that are not good.

Salvation means being saved and knowing that Jesus loves us and wants to protect us. So, when we put on the helmet of salvation, we are choosing to protect our minds with the peace and love of Jesus.

We can put on the helmet of salvation by believing in Jesus, praying, and reading our Bibles. These things help us guard our minds and stay strong in our faith.

So, let’s always remember to put on the helmet of salvation to guard our minds and keep Jesus close to our hearts.

Remember: Salvation protects our minds, just like a helmet protects our heads.

Craft Idea

Craft Idea: Helmet of Salvation Craft

Supplies:
– Paper plates
– Scissors
– Markers or crayons
– Stapler or glue
– Pre-cut construction paper shapes in the form of a helmet (optional)

Instructions:
1. Start by discussing with the children the importance of protecting our minds with the helmet of salvation, based on Ephesians 6:17 – “Take the helmet of salvation.”
2. Give each child a paper plate and have them decorate it with markers or crayons. Encourage them to make it as colorful and creative as they like.
3. If you have pre-cut construction paper shapes in the form of a helmet, the children can glue or staple those on to their paper plates to make a helmet shape.
4. Once the decorations are finished, help the children cut two slits on either side of the plate to make room for the straps.
5. Cut strips of paper to use as straps and staple or glue them to the paper plate to form a “helmet” that can be worn on their heads.
6. As they are creating their helmet, talk about the importance of salvation and how it protects us from the lies and attacks of the enemy.
7. Finish the craft by having the children wear their helmets and pray together, thanking God for the salvation He has given them and asking for His protection over their minds.

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