รากแก้ว

รากแก้ว (Rak Kaew) — "taproot," from Colossians 2:7: rooted and built up in Him. A gentle companion for walking a friend toward Jesus, one conversation at a time — from the first honest questions to a faith that takes root. Made for Thai believers, including someone young in the faith who simply wants to begin sharing it. The posture is mutual: "Want to go through this together? I'm still walking it too." Sit down together, often at one table: • Three unhurried movements — The Question (for a friend who's curious), First Steps (for a new believer), Taking Root (the real, daily life of following Jesus from a Buddhist background — family, merit-making, honoring parents, grief). • Walk together — two people, one path; your screen gently leads and your friend's follows along. • For the one leading — quiet notes so you're never stuck: a few things to say, what to avoid, and permission to say "I don't know — let's find out together." You don't have to be an expert. • Why this word — tap a word in the Thai Scripture to see what it means, in plain language. • Remember — keep the foundations and a verse close, to revisit before you meet again. No pressure. No performance. No leaderboards. Start in seconds — no account needed — and your reflections stay private on your device. When the roots are deep, continue on in Eremos. Scripture: the Eremos Translation — an open (CC0) Thai translation from the original Greek and Hebrew (sources: SBLGNT, MACULA — CC BY 4.0), in active review.