Every Nation Timor-Leste

As Every Nation, being socially responsible is at the heart of what we do, but what does it truly mean to be called by God to be a socially responsible church? What impact does it bring to a nation?
EN SEA Regional Leader, Ptr. Timothy Loh exhorts us with amazing examples of what social responsibility looks like in a practical and evangelical sense.

Hanesan Every Nation, sai responsabilidade pesoal nee hola parte ba saida mak ami halo, maibee ida nee signifikadu loloos saida atu sai igreja nebee responsabilidade sosial nebee Maromak bolu? Impaktu saida mak nasaun ida sei hetan?
Lider Rejional ba Azia Sudueste nian, Ptr. Timothy Loh enkoraja ho ezemplu furak ba responsabilidade sosial nee oinsa ho dalan pratiku no ho envanjelizasaun.

(Due to a cut-off of electricity, a short portion of this podcast is missing towards the end. We hope you still enjoy listening and have a deeper understanding of the Word of God.)

(Due to a cut-off of electricty, a short portion of this podcast is missing towards the end. We hope you still enjoy listening and have a deeper understanding of the Word of God.)

Maromak iha promesa sira nebee mak ita bele deklara, espesialmente iha situasaun sira  hanesan nee. Hanesan Jesus Kristu nia disipulu, oinsa mak ita bele invoka Maromak nia fuan hodi lori kura no restaurasaun ba ita nia rai?

God has promises that we can claim especially with seasons like these. As followers of Jesus Christ, how should we respond in a way that invokes God’s heart to bring about healing and restoration upon our land?

Tempu barak ita tau ita nia esperansa iha buat nebee ita haree ho hanoin katak buat sira nee sei fo dame ba ita. Iha Domingu Ramos ida nee, ita haree ba Jesus tama iha Jerusalem ho vitoria no saida mak Maromak ordena ona Nia atu sai. Buka ida nee iha ita nia seriu foun "A New Hope."

 Most of the time we incline our hope in the things we see thinking these things will bring us peace. This Palm Sunday, we look at the triumphal entry of Jesus in Jerusalem and what God had foreordained Him to be. Find this in the first week of our new series, "A New Hope."

Ema Kristaun sira dalaruma sai ema nebee halo an tan sira hatene ona evanjellu no obedese Maromak nia mandamentu sira. Ita hela iha moris nebee hipokrisia wainhira ita haklaken Maromak nia Liafuan maibee la foo onra ba Maromak liu husi la obedese. Paulo hatudu sai katak atu sai loos iha Maromak nee laos konaba tuir pratika fiziku nian ka halo tuir regulamentu ka lei sira, maibee ida nee konaba ita nia fuan uluk, liu husi Espiritu. Entaun oinsa mak Paulo hatudu ba ita atu hela ka moris iha evanjellu iha ita nia moris? 

Christians can sometimes be prideful of having known the Gospel and obeying God’s commandments. We live a life of hypocrisy when we preach the Word of God but dishonor God by disobeying. Paul pointed out that right standing with God is not about following physical practice or just obeying rules and laws, but it is a matter of the heart first, by the Spirit. So how does Paul point out to us how to live out the Gospel in our lives?

Hatete iha livru Roma katak sira nebee fiar iha relijiaun no hela iha moral moris nian nebee loos maibee sira nia laran aat hanesan sira nebee hela iha moris nebee ladiak sei simu Maromak nia julgamentu hamutuk ho sira nebee salva ona iha Kristu. Saida mak hein sira nebee fuan lakoi arepende no fuan nebee sai loos husi evanjellu?

It says in the book of Romans that those who trust in their religion and live morally upright lives but are inwardly just as wicked as their evil counterparts shall surely receive God's righteous judgment alongside those who are saved in Christ. What awaits an Unrepentant heart and a heart made righteous by the gospel?

Dala balun ita hili atu hela iha moris nebee la loos no senti haksolok ho buat aat sira nee. Paulo koalia kona ba oinsa Maromak nia hirus ba hahalok la loos iha ema nia fuan tanki iha kastigu. Karik tamba nee maka Paulo esplika evanjellu liu husi halo nia audiensia hatene uluk katak iha nesesidade boot ba ida nee no ita sei la apresia novidade diak se ita la rekonhese situasaun aat iha ita.

Sometimes we choose to plunge into wicked things for pleasure and live in unrighteousness. Paul talked about how God's wrath on the unrighteousness in the hearts of men will not go unpunished. This is probably why Paul explained the gospel by letting his audience first know that there was a great need for it since we won’t be able to appreciate good news if we are not aware of the bad situation we are in.

Iha ita nia seriu foun, "The Gospel Explained," Ita komprende klean liu tan konaba Evanjellu nia kbi'it hanesan ita ba iha livru Roma nian. Ohin loron, ita estuda razaun tolu nebee halo Paulo iha konfiansa atu haklaken evanjellu, no ho ida sei halo ita mos atu fahe evanjellu nebee hanesan ho aten-brani. 

In our new series, "The Gospel Explained," we set out to understand more about the power of the Gospel as we go through the book of Romans. Today, we study the three reasons why Paul was so confident to preach this gospel, and in turn, these should compel us to boldly preach the same gospel.

Semana ida nee, ita koalia konaba M tolu ka "Marka sira" konaba halo belun nebee lolos. Hanesan ita aprende konaba ezemplu furak tebes iha tempu hotu konaba Nia, Jesus, ita sei bele haree oinsa Maromak nia domin halo ita hodi halo buat nebee la baibain hanesan komunidade igreja nebee bele lori mudansa nebee haree hanesan la bele.

This week, we talk about the three M's or "marks" of true fellowship. As we learn from the greatest example of all time Himself, Jesus, we'll be able to see how God's love enables us to do extraordinary things as a church community that delivers seemingly impossible change.

Oinsa mak Jesus halo disipulu? Tanba sa mak Nia espera Ninia disipulu sira atu kail ema? Semana ida nee, ita hatan ba perguntas sira nee hanesan ita haree ba oinsa Jesus la bolu deit atu tuir Nia maibe atu halo disipulu mos.

How did Jesus make disciples? Why was He expecting His followers to be fishing for men? This week, we answer these questions as we look into how Jesus had not just called us to be disciples but to also make disciples.