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Polity Matters

Polity Matters

著者: Edburg Nelson Ratliff
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A podcast on the foundations of Presbyterian Church government. Hosted by Scott Edburg, Jared Nelson, and Ben Ratliff.

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  • 141. Nostalgic in the Least (BCO 63)
    2026/08/18

    It is the end. Good bye.

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    The Fullness of Grace by Stephen Yuille
    A Neglected Grace by Jason Helopoulos
    The Family Worship Bible Guide

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    21 分
  • 140. Very Opposites (BCO 62)
    2026/08/04

    Discussion of the seven sections of BCO 62 on Days of Fasting and Thanksgiving.

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  • 139. Scott, Take Care of It (BCO 61)
    2026/07/21

    Ben, Jared, and Scott walk through Chapter 61 of the PCA Book of Church Order ("The Burial of the Dead"), discussing the theology and practicalities of conducting funerals and graveside services. They cover how to balance worshipping God with comforting the living, navigate sensitive pastoral situations like cremation and services for unbelievers, and train ministry interns in funeral care.


    Referenced Links & External Resources

    • Leading in Worship by Terry L. Johnson: Liturgical resource cited for graveside committal services.
    • Article by Steven Spinnenweber: Article (and accompanying sermon) on preaching the gospel clearly while conducting his sister's funeral.
    • The Book of Common Prayer (1662 & 1979 editions): Historical liturgical references for burial orders.
    • Matthew Henry's Deathbed Reflection.
      Upon his death bed, Matthew Henry wrote this note to his loved ones, to be read when he had passed.
      “Would you like to know where I am? I am at home in my Father's house, in the mansions prepared for me here. I am where I want to be – no longer on the stormy sea, but in God's safe, quiet harbor. My sowing time is done and I am reaping: my joy is as the joy of harvest.
      Would you like to know how it is with me? I am made perfect in holiness. Grace is swallowed up in glory.
      Would you like to know what I am doing? I see God, not as through a glass darkly, but face to face. I am engaged in the sweet enjoyment of my precious Redeemer. I am singing hallelujahs to Him who sits upon the throne, and am constantly praising Him.
      Would you know what blessed company I keep? It is better than the best on earth. Here are the holy angels and the spirits of just men made perfect...I am with many of my old acquaintances with whom I worked and prayed, and who have come here before me.
      Lastly, would you know how long this will continue? It is dawn that never fades! After millions and millions of ages, it will be as fresh as it is now. Therefore, weep not for me!”

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