Lorenzo Palon

Biblical reflections

  • The Wrath of God and the Justice That Saves

    The Wrath of God and the Justice That Saves We often imagine God’s wrath as thunder and fire—a divine tantrum aimed at sinners. But Paul’s words in Romans 1 reveal something far more sobering: wrath, in its most haunting form, is when God simply lets us go. He gives us over to our idols—not in…

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  • Like a Scarecrow in a Cucumber Field

    Jeremiah calls out idols not just as false gods, but as lifeless stand-ins for the real thing—like scarecrows in a cucumber field. They look the part, but they can’t move, speak, or save. And today, our idols often come dressed in religious respectability: legalism, rituals, and performance that replace justice, mercy, and living faith. This…

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