Trust or Treason Without a Third Way

Welcome to Kingdom Polemics, the podcast where we explore the reformed perspectives on Christ's kingship and kingdom. In this episode, you will hear Pastor Aldo Leon preach on Psalms 2 from the pulpit of Pinelands Presbyterian Church in Cutler Bay, Florida. Psalms 2 is a powerful text that shows how Christ triumphs over the raging nations and blesses those who take refuge in him. The sermon connects Psalms 2 with Psalms 1, and shows how the blessed man of Psalms 1 has earned a kingdom by his obedience and faithfulness. The sermon also explains how Psalms 2 reveals what happens as Christ on His throne over the nations, extends his rule from Zion to the ends of the earth. The sermon applies the text to the current situation of the church and the world, and challenges us to be faithful to the king and his laws, and to proclaim his wrath and grace to the nations that rage against him. The sermon also shows how Psalms 2 is fulfilled in Christ's baptism, death, resurrection, ascension, and second coming, and how it gives us hope and confidence in the midst of opposition and persecution. The sermon concludes by calling us to kiss the son, serve the Lord with fear, rejoice with trembling, and take refuge in him. Don't miss this episode of Kingdom Polemics, where you will learn more about the exclusive, exhaustive, and extinctive rule of Christ over all things.If you wish to watch the sermon, a post-live recording is available at: https://youtube.com/live/4J2mMw8MdFA.Would you support our Podcast production by supporing each episode with the purchase of a cup of coffee? We would appreciate it, follow this link: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/kingdompolemicsJoin the Kingdom Polemics community on our YouTube page at https://youtube.com/@kingdompolemics, where you can subscribe, leave comments, and access more thought-provoking content. Additionally, find past episodes of Kingdom Polemics at https://reformationmiami.org/kp for a comprehensive exploration of these crucial theological discussions.