doxa_encourage does not simply produce comfort — it anchors on the Berean Standard Bible, tags the answer to one of the nine movements of The Doxa Way, and its description rules out anthropomorphism and AI-companion framing, which is an editorial boundary rather than a tone preference. doxa_scripture is the piece that makes an answer checkable, returning the verse text with a deep link to the Doxa Bible page so a quotation can be followed rather than taken on trust. doxa_way_movement exists so the tagging is legible at all: without it, the movement label on a piece of encouragement is a word with no definition attached to it.
A Christian discipleship content server with three tools: situational encouragement anchored in Scripture, a Bible verse lookup that returns a deep link, and the framework those answers are tagged to.
- Situational encouragement with stated boundaries: doxa_encourage takes the situation described and returns a short, screenshot-shareable response anchored in the Berean Standard Bible and tagged to one of the nine movements of The Doxa Way, with its description ruling out anthropomorphism and AI-companion framing.
- A verse lookup that ends in something clickable: doxa_scripture takes a reference in the form John 14:6 or Psalm 23:1-3 and returns the Scripture text with a deep link to its Doxa Bible page, defaulting to the Berean Standard Bible.
- The framework itself: doxa_way_movement returns the nine movements of The Doxa Way — Hear, Discern, Test, Record, Remember, Engage, Trust, Fight, Endure — or a single one when named.
No account and no key. The server is hosted, so the client needs to be able to reach doxa.app.
One command — npx -y mcp-remote https://doxa.app/mcp/v1