Lorenzo Palon

Christian ethics

  • Chosen for the World, Not Against It

    Many assume Israel’s chosenness means exclusivity or divine favoritism. But Scripture paints a different picture: Israel is chosen for the nations, not against them. When we recover Israel’s true vocation — fulfilled in the Messiah — we begin to see how the covenant always pointed toward a reconciled, Spirit-shaped family embracing all peoples.

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  • Why the New Testament Does Not Teach Christian Zionism

    This post challenges the popular idea that Christians must support modern Zionism to be faithful to Scripture. Rooted in New Testament theology, it shows how Jesus and Paul redefined land, election, and inheritance — not around a nation-state, but around the Messiah who gathers a global people into God’s new creation.

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  • Babylon Is Always With Us—And It Rears Its Ugly Head All the Time

    Babylon never really left. It keeps reappearing—disguised in every generation. This post explores how the biblical motif of Babylon still speaks to our political moment today, calling the Church not to escape, but to resist with faithfulness, truth, and hope.

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  • Babylon In Manila

    Babylon the Great is not just ancient history—it is alive in the Philippines today through systemic corruption. Revelation 17–18 calls us to resist and live as citizens of God’s kingdom.

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