House Of Doxa

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05/31/2026

SUNDAY SERVICE || DOMINION THROUGH CHRIST || PART 9 || 31ST MAY, 2026
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05/24/2026

SUNDAY SERVICE || DOMINION THROUGH CHRIST (YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO OFFER) || PART 7 || 24TH MAY, 2026
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A JOURNEY INTO JOHN 3:16Any Gospel you have heard that has a limitation, or does not work for certain places or certain ...
05/24/2026

A JOURNEY INTO JOHN 3:16

Any Gospel you have heard that has a limitation, or does not work for certain places or certain people of the world, is not the Gospel of Christ.

John 3:16 stands as the defense of this truth.

“For God so loved the world…” — not a tribe, not a nation, not a political system, not a selected race, but the world. This statement from John is not merely a New Testament revelation; it is the very mind of God from the beginning. It is the heartbeat of creation itself. In a world filled with captivity of the mind, religion, fear, and division, this verse remains a liberating truth that every believer must return to again and again. It is not just a scripture to quote casually; it is a journal of the Father’s heart that every generation must read deeply and continually. The more a man encounters John 3:16, the more he is delivered from narrow thinking and brought into the vastness of God’s love.

John 3:16 is also one of the verses that truly validates the understanding of God and His creation in the preacher’s mouth. It reveals the depth of a preacher’s words. As simple and common as it might sound or seem, it is far deeper than that.

A good preacher is validated by the understanding of this verse; therein lies the true interpretation of Scriptures. It summarizes the entire Old Testament.

Do not preach the Old Testament until you understand this verse.

John was quoting from the essence of Scripture — the heart of the Creator and the reason behind creation. That is why sin was unable to stop God from saving man.

John 3:16 is not just a verse; it is the summary of the Scriptures. It is the lens through which we must view God if we are to represent Him accurately.

I once read the story of a preacher who spent his entire life studying only John 3:16. Before he passed, he had written over 600 outlines from that single verse alone.

In my own words, studying John 3:16 is like standing on one side of the ocean trying to see the other end. Its depth is deeper than the ocean, and its width is wider than the seas.

The Old Testament prophets and preachers only had glimpses of this reality. Moses spoke of it. The prophets hinted at it. Their mouths carried the message, but the fullness was still hidden because life had not yet been revealed in fullness through Christ.

John brought the unveiling to us.

John 3:16 was the message hidden in Moses and echoed through the prophets, but now revealed openly in Christ. And this verse can only truly be understood by men who have received His life, because John 3:16 itself is life.

It begins with a God who has no beginning and ends with a life that has no ending.

That is why when we say salvation is eternal, John 3:16 explains it perfectly — how it started and how it ends. Eternal life is not merely a destination; eternal life is God Himself living in a man.

Then Romans 4:25 begins to make even more sense:

“He was delivered over to death for our sins and was raised to life for our justification.”

The resurrection was the unveiling of this eternal life. The same life spoken of in John 3:16.

Pst Nj Briand
House Of Doxa

A CALL TO REPENTANCE, DEAR PREACHERWe are called to do the work of the preacher, not to exalt political parties, earthly...
05/22/2026

A CALL TO REPENTANCE, DEAR PREACHER

We are called to do the work of the preacher, not to exalt political parties, earthly leaders, or national interests.

“But you must keep control of yourself in all circumstances; endure suffering, do the work of a preacher of the Good News, and perform the whole duty of your service.”
2 Timothy 4:5 GNBUK

Even before this, Paul had already warned Timothy:

“No soldier on active duty gets involved in civilian affairs, so that he may please the one who enlisted him.”
2 Timothy 2:4

The assignment of the believer is the Gospel, not political propaganda.

The moment scriptures are used to promote earthly agendas while neglecting the love, mercy, and unity found in Christ, the message ceases to reflect Jesus and begins to reflect the systems of men. Christianity then becomes more about ideology than Christ Himself.

The Gospel was never given to divide humanity by race, tribe, political affiliation, or nationality. The Gospel came to reconcile men back to God through Christ.

“For He Himself is our peace, who has made both one, and has broken down the middle wall of separation.”
Ephesians 2:14

Imagine if Jesus had taken sides with earthly rulers, political systems, or one nation against another. What would have become of His mission?

The reason Jesus fulfilled His mission was because He did not come representing earthly kingdoms or human interests. He came with a heavenly message that broke barriers, healed divisions, and abolished exclusion and superiority among men.

This is why many rejected Him. The Jews expected a political deliverer who would take the side of their nation against others, but Jesus came as the Savior of the world.

“He came unto His own, and His own received Him not.”
John 1:11

Even today, many still fail to see this truth. We are rebuilding the very walls Christ came to destroy. We are establishing, in the name of God, what Jesus abolished through His death and resurrection.

Exalting one earthly nation, race, or people above another in the name of the Gospel is a dangerous path. Christ died to make all men one in Him.

“There is neither Jew nor Greek… for you are all one in Christ Jesus.”
Galatians 3:28

Be careful what you are building in the name of the Gospel.

Paul asked a powerful question:

“For do I now persuade men, or God? Or do I seek to please men? For if I still pleased men, I would not be a servant of Christ.”
Galatians 1:10

Dear preacher, do not become a pleaser of men at the expense of truth, love, and the Gospel.

You cannot accurately preach the love of God while hatred, division, and earthly gain occupy your heart.

If we cannot love all, then we should not preach to any at all. Selah.

Pst Nj Briand
House Of Doxa

05/15/2026

MID WEEK SERVICE || DOMINION THROUGH CHRIST || PART 4 || 14TH MAY, 2026
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You are far better and greater than what the world today defines you to be. Your identity is not rooted in the opinions,...
05/10/2026

You are far better and greater than what the world today defines you to be. Your identity is not rooted in the opinions, systems, limitations, or labels of this world, but in Christ and His finished work. Never reduce yourself to the standards of a world that did not create you.

The world may define people by status, failures, appearance, achievements, or background, but God defines you by His love, grace, and purpose. In Christ, you are chosen, accepted, justified, and empowered for His glory.

“Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind…”
Romans 12:2

“Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature…”
2 Corinthians 5:17

Walk in the consciousness of who God says you are and not merely what society tries to project on you. There is greatness in you beyond earthly definitions.

Pst Nj Briand
House Of Doxa.

05/10/2026

SUNDAY SERVICE || DOMINION THROUGH CHRIST || PART 3 || 10TH MAY, 2026
WE DO NOT OWNED ANY RIGHTS TO THE SONGS USED.

05/08/2026

MIDWEEK SERVICE II DOMINION THROUGH CHRIST II 7TH MAY, 2026.
WE DO NOT OWNED ANY RIGHTS TO THE SONGS USED.

A CALL TO TRUE CHRISTIANITYThere are moments we must pause and be honest with ourselves.When you say you are a Christian...
05/07/2026

A CALL TO TRUE CHRISTIANITY

There are moments we must pause and be honest with ourselves.

When you say you are a Christian, that you stand for truth, yet in the same breath support the destruction of a people simply because they are not your preference or not on your side—you must take a moment and think again.

Think about the originator of Christianity—Jesus Christ—and His posture toward humanity.

The Bible is clear. His mission was never destruction.

“For the Son of Man did not come to destroy men’s lives but to save them.” (Luke 9:56)

This alone should settle many arguments.

Jesus did not come taking sides among men; He came to reconcile all men to God. He walked among those considered sinners, outcasts, and even enemies of the religious order of His day, yet He never carried a message of destruction toward them. Instead, He revealed the heart of the Father—mercy, patience, and love.

Scripture also tells us plainly:

“The Lord is not willing that any should perish but that all should come to repentance.” (2 Peter 3:9)

And again:

“As I live, says the Lord God, I have no pleasure in the death of the wicked, but that the wicked turn from his way and live.” (Ezekiel 33:11)

This is God’s heart.

So where did we learn to justify hatred?
Where did we adopt the mindset that some lives are worth saving and others are not?

If we are not careful, we can cloak personal bias, political opinions, or cultural loyalty in the name of “truth,” while completely misrepresenting Christ.

The truth is not selective.
The Gospel is not tribal.
Christ is not divided.

He died for all.

Even on the cross, in the face of cruelty and injustice, His words were not of destruction but of mercy:

“Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they do.” (Luke 23:34)

This is the standard of the one we claim to follow.

Christianity is not proven by how strongly we defend those we like, but by how faithfully we reflect Christ to all men—even those we struggle to understand or agree with.

If our version of truth leads us to celebrate destruction, then it is no longer the truth of Christ—it is something else entirely.

This is a call, not of condemnation, but of alignment.

Let us return to the heart of the Gospel.
Let us represent Christ accurately.
Let us remember that we, too, were once recipients of mercy.

And if mercy found us, then mercy must flow through us.

Pst Nj Briand
House Of Doxa.

05/03/2026

SUNDAY SERVICE || DOMINION THROUGH CHRIST || 3RD MAY, 2026
WE DO NOT OWNED ANY RIGHTS TO THE SONGS USED.

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