In this episode, Pastor Aldo Leon discusses Public Theology with Rob Pacienza, Sr. Pastor of Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church (PCA), in Fort Lauderdale, FL (more information at: https://crpc.org/about/. Public theology is expressed when Christians profess and live out their Christian faith in the public square, that is, in all aspects of their lives, shaping society […]
In this Episode, Pastor Aldo Leon explains the meaning behind the new Kingdom Polemics logo and how it relates to the vision and objectives of Kingdom Polemics as our podcast transitions from Gospel on Tap.
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In this series of short clips, Pastor Aldo Leon responds to the “Heidelminicast Series: Contra Postmillennialism” produced by R Scott Clark, also the producer of the Heidelblog. You can find each minicast at the following location: https://heidelblog.net/postmillennialism/ and each short clip is Pastor Aldo’s perspective/rebuttal. Our Podcast Archive is located at https://reformationmiami.org/got.
Aldo Leon Contra Strimple Amillennialism, Pt 1 Read More »
In this series of short clips, Pastor Aldo Leon responds to the “Heidelminicast Series: Contra Postmillennialism” produced by R Scott Clark, also the producer of the Heidelblog. You can find each minicast at the following location: https://heidelblog.net/postmillennialism/ and each short clip is Pastor Aldo’s perspective/rebuttal. Our Podcast Archive is located at https://reformationmiami.org/got.
Aldo Leon Contra Bavinck Amillennialism, Pt 2 Read More »
This article is just an announcement that many of our articles will soon be translated into Spanish, and others will be written originally in Spanish. Given that Spanish-speaking countries are predominantly Roman Catholic or charismatic, there is a clear and urgent need for more Reformed content for Spanish-speaking saints, and precious little material available for
Coming soon: Saints Edified Articles en español! Read More »
In this series of short clips, Pastor Aldo Leon responds to the “Heidelminicast Series: Contra Postmillennialism” produced by R Scott Clark, also the producer of the Heidelblog. You can find each minicast at the following location: https://heidelblog.net/postmillennialism/ and each short clip is Pastor Aldo’s perspective/rebuttal. Our Podcast Archive is located at https://reformationmiami.org/got.
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Pastor Aldo Leon, in this episode is joined by Pastor Zachary Groff where they discuss the primacy of preaching as God’s primary means to work. They talk about how preaching in the local church is God’s simple yet primary means to effect His purposes. Also clarified is what biblical preaching is and what it is
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In this new series of short clips, Pastor Aldo Leon responds to the “Heidelminicast Series: Contra Postmillennialism” produced by R Scott Clark, also the producer of the Heidelblog. You can find each minicast at the following location: https://heidelblog.net/postmillennialism/ and each short clip is Pastor Aldo’s perspective/rebuttal. Our Podcast Archive is located at https://reformationmiami.org/got.
Aldo Leon Contra Venema Amillennialism, Pt 11 Read More »
Recently, Pastor Aldo Leon was a guest on the Podcast, The Reformed Block, (https://www.youtube.com/@thereformedblock). In this clip of the conversation, revival and renewal as portrayed in the scriptures is contrasted with the contemporary claims of revival we are witnessing in Asbury and in advertising campaigns like He Gets Us. The show notes for the full
Asbury and “He Gets Us” are Revivalism, not Revival Read More »
In this new series of short clips, Pastor Aldo Leon responds to the “Heidelminicast Series: Contra Postmillennialism” produced by R Scott Clark, also the producer of the Heidelblog. You can find each minicast at the following location: https://heidelblog.net/postmillennialism/ and each short clip is Pastor Aldo’s perspective/rebuttal. Our Podcast Archive is located at https://reformationmiami.org/got.
Aldo Leon Contra Venema Amillennialism, Pt 10 Read More »
