This week we continue looking at the Belgic Confession of Faith, with Article 35. We will spend two weeks on this article, considering the Lord's Supper.

Hymn of the week, episode 93

This is #3 in the Trinity Psalter Hymnal.

I apologize for the lower sound quality. I'm not sure why this is this week, but will seek to resolve it before the next episode.

Today we consider what the Belgic Confession of Faith says about the sacrament of baptism. Why is this needed, when Scripture presents circumcision as signifying the same things?

Also, what does the cleansing? And, should I be re-baptized?

This week on Belgium's Greatest Export, we consider Article 33 of the Belgic Confession, on the Sacraments.

Hymn of the week #92

This is Hymn number 154 in the Trinity Psalter Hymnal, or number 394 in the Trinity Hymnal (revised).

In this episode of Belgium's Greatest Export we look at Belgic Confession Articles 30-31.

These deal with the biblical officers of the church, why we need them, how they become officers, and how we ought to view them.

Welcome back to the Belguim's Greatest Export series. Today we look at Article 29, The Marks of the True Church.

These marks are:

1) faithful preaching of the Word of God

2) right administration of the Sacraments

3) loving, yet uncompromising, use of Church Discipline

Today in Belgium's Greatest Export, we look at Belgic Confession, Article 28 on the individual and the church.

A controversial article, but worth our consideration.

Check out Ryan M. McGraw's The Ark of Safety: is there salvation outside of the church?

Hymn of the Week #91

Find it here: https://s3.amazonaws.com/ligonier-public-media/misc/OHowtheGraceofGodAmazesMe.pdf

And you can listen to the Saint Andrew's Chamber Choir singing this hymn: https://s3.amazonaws.com/ligonier-public-media/misc/OHowtheGraceofGodAmazesMe.mp3

Thanks to Jesse Johnson for recording a version of this for the Christ Church Podcast!

Welcome back to Belgium's Greatest Export.

Today we consider Article 27, which brings us into a section on the church.