Through persecutions God builds his church. This was not different during the time of Guido de Brès, the author of the Belgic Confession. This article looks at the life of this man, and his work through the suffering he endured under the Roman Catholic Church. This article shows how God directs history in his providence to the upbuilding of his church.

Though Lutherans and Reformed believers may have their differences, this article shows that there was a time when they were close allies. It does this by looking at the effort of Guido de Brès in trying to unite the Reformed and Lutherans together, pointing out that when he wrote Article 29 of the Belgic Confession about the false church, Lutherans were not considered as part of this category.

This article gives a brief overview of the life of Guido de Brès, with special attention is given to the Belgic Confession and its history.

This article looks at the life, arrest, and death of Guido de Bres in Doornik. The author looks at present Doornik through the lens of the past.

This article gives some background on Reformed church polity, and also on the importance of Guido de Brès for the development of Reformed church polity.