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  • Polity Matters

    143. A Chapter Called Fred Greco

    Ben, Jared, and Scott welcome PCA Stated Clerk Fred Greco back to the show as they kick off a new season working through the Rules of Assembly Operation (RAO) -- the "yellow pages" section of the BCO appendices. Fred explains what the RAO actually is: the rulebook for how General Assembly conducts its business, and a window into how the PCA's permanent committees, agencies, and Standing Judicial Commission operate between assemblies. The conversation covers the RAO's relationship to the Constitution (it's not part of it, and RAO amendments take effect immediately rather than going through the constitutional amendment process), how it sits below the BCO and Westminster Standards but above Robert's Rules of Order, the math behind amending or suspending the rules (two-thirds vote that's also a majority of enrolled commissioners), why the RAO discourages bringing new business straight to the GA floor, and which chapters (4, 14-17) are worth knowing even if you never attend Assembly. A good primer before diving into the RAO chapter by chapter in episodes to come. Questions or comments? Reach out at politymattersfeedback@gmail.com. Send us Fan Mail Support the show Official Website: politymatters.org Support the Show: Buy Me a Coffee Twitter/X: @PolityMatters Facebook: Polity Matters Page Scott's Twitter Jared's Twitter Ben's Twitter

    Today · 31 min
  • Reformed Thinking

    The LORD Our Banner (Exodus 17:8-13)

    Deep Dive into The LORD Our Banner (Exodus 17:8-13) The provided sources consist of two theological treatises that examine the biblical account of Israel’s battle against Amalek in Exodus 17:8–13. Both texts emphasize that while Joshua and his soldiers engaged in physical combat, the victory was ultimately determined by Moses holding the staff of God on the hilltop. The authors explain that the fluctuations of the battle—contingent upon whether Moses’ hands were raised or lowered—demonstrate that human effort is insufficient without divine power. Furthermore, the physical exhaustion of Moses highlights the frailty of human leaders and the necessity of communal support, as exemplified by Aaron and Hur sustaining his arms. Ultimately, the sources frame this narrative as a lesson in covenant faithfulness, pointing toward the ceaseless intercession of Jesus Christ as the definitive source of spiritual victory for believers. Reformed Theologian GPT: https://chat.openai.com/g/g-XXwzX1gnv-reformed-theologian Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@ReformedExplainer Worship Music: https://suno.com/playlist/3a498d0f-c90e-4981-8aa7-59834e7239f7 https://buymeacoffee.com/edi2730

    Today · 38 min
  • Life-Study of 1 & 2 Chronicles with Witness Lee

    The Resemblance of God and Man in Their Images and Likeness

    2 Chronicles Program 10

    Today · 28 min
  • Estudio-vida de Juan con Witness Lee

    La necesidad del hombre moral: ser regenerado por la vida (1)

    Juan programa 14

    Today · 29 min

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