There is also the aspect of Him establishing his kingdom and domenion over all the Earth at His second coming, as there can still be an historical premil application, correct?
No; that is the carnal kingdom for which the Jews were seeking, and it caused them to stumble over the Stone laid in Zion. Many of the kingdom parables of Jesus directly refute the Jews' expectation of a carnal kingdom, and the apostle Paul especially drew attention to the present reality of Christ's mediatorial dominion over all things as the basis for Gentile inclusion in the benefits of the kingdom. Moreover, the Epistle to the Hebrews is very clear that the "perfect" administration of grace and the present enjoyment of heavenly access depends upon Christ being seated at the right hand of God.