For churches
The prophecies spoken over your church
Record the prophecies spoken over your church. The people you appoint weigh them together, hold what is good, and communicate it back to the church.
Doxa for ChurchesOne place for every prophecy
Find it. Replay it. Weigh it. Hold it.
Doxa gives you one place for every prophecy spoken over you, so you can find it, replay it, weigh it, hold it, and be encouraged by it for the whole journey.

The problem
One prophecy is a voice note in a WhatsApp chat. Another is in an email from three years ago.
Some are on CDs. Some are in a notebook, or in a document nobody has opened in months.
When you need one, you cannot find it. So it is rarely weighed, rarely held, and rarely remembered.
From our founder
Before Doxa, my prophecies were everywhere. Some were on CDs. Some were recordings nobody had transcribed. Some were WhatsApp voice notes. For years I typed them by hand into one Word document. It grew to about 80 pages, and then I became too time-poor to keep up.
Recently I opened a prophecy I saved in Doxa a few months ago. I tapped a line in its transcript and heard that moment again. If it had stayed in a voice note, that encouragement might have languished.
Garth Watson, founder of DoxaWhat Doxa does
A prophecy is given for a journey, so Doxa keeps it ready for every part of that journey: when you look for it, when you want to hear it again, when you weigh it, and when you need it most.
Every prophecy spoken over you lives in your Encouragement Vault, recorded by voice or typed in. A church keeps the prophecies spoken over the whole church on one board.
Look up a prophecy by topic, such as provision, healing or calling, and read the Scripture that speaks to it, right beside it.
Open the interactive transcript and tap any word. The recording plays from that moment, so you hear it again as it was given.
Scripture asks us to weigh what is said (1 Corinthians 14:29) and to test all things (1 Thessalonians 5:21). Invite people you trust to weigh a prophecy with you. In a church, the people you appoint weigh together.
Keep hold of what is good. When God does what He said, write the story beside the prophecy, so the promise and what happened stay together.
Paul told Timothy to fight the good fight in keeping with the prophecies once made about him (1 Timothy 1:18). The prophecies you keep are there for the next step, and the one after it.
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For churches
Record the prophecies spoken over your church. The people you appoint weigh them together, hold what is good, and communicate it back to the church.
Doxa for ChurchesFor those who prophesy
Record a prophecy, then give it straight to the person it is for. They can keep it in their own Encouragement Vault. Free to give. Free to keep.
Give your next prophecy through Doxa