I. His Old and New Names Contrasted
II. His New Name Prophesied
III. His Reception of Grace Assured

I. David’s Covenant-Breaking Seed
II. Jehovah’s Covenant-Keeping Promise
III. Jehovah’s Covenant-Realizing Purpose

Article 8: God is One in Essence, Yet Distinguished in Three Persons.
According to this truth and this Word of God, we believe in one only God, who is one single essence,6 in which are three persons, really, truly, and eternally distinct, according to their incommunicable properties; namely, the Father, and the Son, and the Holy Ghost. The Father is the cause, origin, and beginning of all things visible and invisible; the Son is the word, wisdom, and image of the Father; the Holy Ghost is the eternal power and might, proceeding from the Father and the Son. Nevertheless God is not by this distinction divided into three, since the Holy Scriptures teach us that the Father, and the Son, and the Holy Ghost have each His personality, distinguished by their properties; but in such wise that these three persons are but one only God.
Hence then, it is evident that the Father is not the Son, nor the Son the Father, and likewise the Holy Ghost is neither the Father nor the Son. Nevertheless these persons thus distinguished are not divided nor intermixed; for the Father hath not assumed the flesh, nor hath the Holy Ghost, but the Son only. The Father hath never been without His Son, or without His Holy Ghost. For they are all three coeternal and coessential. There is neither first nor last; for they are all three one, in truth, in power, in goodness, and in mercy.

I. The Plumbline and the Building of the Wall
II. The Plumbline and the Testing of the Wall
III. The Plumbline and the Destruction of the Wall

Bible Text: Hebrews 11:23 | Preacher: Rev. Martyn McGeown

I. What Was Done
II. Why It Was Done
III. How It Was Done

Bible Text: Hebrews 11:22 | Preacher: Rev. Martyn McGeown

I. What He Commanded
II. Why He Commanded It

Bible Text: Matthew 15:1-14 | Preacher: Rev. Angus Stewart | Series: Belgic Confession 7, God and Scripture | Article 7: The Sufficiency of the Holy Scriptures to be the Only Rule of Faith.
We believe that those Holy Scriptures fully contain the will of God, and that whatsoever man ought to believe unto salvation is sufficiently taught therein. For, since the whole manner of worship which God requires of us is written in them at large, it is unlawful for any one, though an apostle, to teach otherwise than we are now taught in the Holy Scriptures; nay, though it were an angel from heaven, as the apostle Paul saith. For, since it is forbidden to add unto or take away any thing from the Word of God, it doth thereby evidently appear that the doctrine thereof is most perfect and complete in all respects.
Neither do we consider of equal value any writing of men, however holy these men may have been, with those divine Scriptures, nor ought we to consider custom, or the great multitude, or antiquity, or succession of times and persons, or councils, decrees, or statutes, as of equal value with the truth of God, for the truth is above all; for all men are of themselves liars and more vain than vanity itself. Therefore we reject with all our hearts whatsoever doth not agree with this infallible rule, which the apostles have taught us, saying, Try the spirits whether they are of God. Likewise, if there come any unto you, and bring not this doctrine, receive him not into your house.

Bible Text: II Corinthians 3:3 | Preacher: Rev. Angus Stewart

I. Its Writing
II. Its Manifestation
III. Its Ministers

Bible Text: Hosea 14 | Preacher: Rev. Angus Stewart

I. The Sincere Prayer
II. The Beautiful Promises
III. The Thoughtful Pondering

Bible Text: Hebrews 12:5-11 | Preacher: Rev. Angus Stewart

I. The Nature of Chastening
II. The Source of Chastening
III. The Goal of Chastening