fore they even start? Most kids don't realize that they already possess superhuman strength without even putting on a physical costume. Unfortunately even fewer know how they can access this strengWith the upcoming release of Superman Returns in theaters, little boys (and sometimes girls) everywhere are begging their moms for the official Superman Returns costume. If mom doesn't consent to the $25.00 costume then a beach towel pinned onto the back of their shirt will have to do. They jump off the couch yelling some sort of superhero slogan, looking to see if we are impressed. What is the fascination with dressing like a superhero? Most children go through the stage; pretending they can fly, scale buildings and exert their superhuman strength.

When our children do face bad guys in real life, do they act like a true superhero, changing into their outfit in a phone booth and conquering their archenemy- or do they cower in fear because they feel like they’ve been whipped before they even start? Most kids don't realize that they already possess superhuman strength without even putting on a physical costume. Unfortunately even fewer know how they can access this strengt

he $25.00 costume then a beach towel pinned onto the back of their shirt will have to do. They jump off the couch yelling some sort of superhero slogan, looking to see if we are impressed. What is the fascination with dressing like a superhero? Most children go through the stage; pretending they can fly, scale buildings and exert their superhuman strength.

When our children do face bad guys in real life, do they act like a true superhero, changing into their outfit in a phone booth and conquering their archenemy- or do they cower in fear because they feel like they’ve been whipped before they even start? Most kids don't realize that they already possess superhuman strength without even putting on a physical costume. Unfortunately even fewer know how they can access this streng

e fascination with dressing like a superhero? Most children go through the stage; pretending they can fly, scale buildings and exert their superhuman strength.

When our children do face bad guys in real life, do they act like a true superhero, changing into their outfit in a phone booth and conquering their archenemy- or do they cower in fear because they feel like they’ve been whipped before they even start? Most kids don't realize that they already possess superhuman strength without even putting on a physical costume. Unfortunately even fewer know how they can access this streng

ys in real life, do they act like a true superhero, changing into their outfit in a phone booth and conquering their archenemy- or do they cower in fear because they feel like they’ve been whipped before they even start? Most kids don't realize that they already possess superhuman strength without even putting on a physical costume. Unfortunately even fewer know how they can access this strengfore they even start? Most kids don't realize that they already possess superhuman strength without even putting on a physical costume. Unfortunately even fewer know how they can access this strength.

As parents, we need to teach children how to put on the whole armor of God as Ephesians 6:13-17 says, "Therefore take the whole armor of God, that you may be able to withstand in the evil day, and having girded your loins with truth and having put on the breast plate of righteousness, and having shod your feet with the equipment of the gospel of peace, taking the shield of faith with which you can quench all the flaming darts of the evil one. And take the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the spirit, which is the word of God." By teaching our children God’s word, especially helping them to memorize scripture, we are in effect dressing them for battle as they enter the cruel, harsh world we live in. God teaches us that when we speak His word to situations when 'under at