Making disciples for glocal impact

Think critically.
Engage intelligently.
Love compassionately.

Equipping disciples of Jesus to engage intelligently with competing worldviews, strengthen their faith, and grow in their Kingdom impact.

Three levels. Eight courses. A foundation in Scripture.
A figure standing at a crossroads, looking up an orange path toward the sunrise — Jeremiah 6:16

This is what the LORD says: “Stand at the crossroads and look; ask for the ancient paths, ask where the good way is, and walk in it, and you will find rest for your souls.”

JEREMIAH 6:16 · NIVRead in the Bible App ↗
The heart of Crossroads

Grounded in truth.
Equipped to engage.
Ready to make an impact.

At CROSSROADS, we believe that mature disciples must be able to discern truth from false teaching and engage intelligently with the competing worldviews around them. Grounded in the conviction that the Bible is the reliable Word of God, our mission is to equip Christians with the understanding and skills needed to strengthen their faith, confidently defend what they believe, and become faithful witnesses of the Gospel.

We provide a safe space for inquiry, where difficult questions are welcomed and relevant topics are explored systematically through a biblical worldview. Our desire is to move beyond simply acquiring knowledge, equipping disciples to engage with others in truth, gentleness and respect, and ultimately make a lasting impact for God's Kingdom, both locally and globally.

Inquire.Understand.Engage.
The learning pathway

Three levels.
A deeper foundation.

A systematic training programme to build the understanding and skills disciples need to engage with competing worldviews.

3 training levels8 courses5 sessions per course
Level 01

Foundations

Understanding the Christian framework for truth.

Course 01 · 5 sessions

From Islam to Christianity

Through personal testimony, Scripture and historical evidence, explore the differences between Islam and Christianity, with particular attention to Jesus, the cross and the resurrection.

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  1. Islam: testimony and Sunni and Shia traditions
  2. The Quran, the Hadiths, and the Bible
  3. Mohammed and Jesus
  4. The cross, substitution, and resurrection
  5. The Crusades and Jihad

Next offering: To be confirmed · Registration closed

Course 02 · 5 sessions

Who Is Jesus?

Who did Jesus claim to be? Explore how different religions portray Him, examine His claims to deity, and consider the theological meaning and historical evidence for His death and resurrection.

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  1. Portraits of Jesus across religions and history
  2. The claims and character of Jesus
  3. The deity of Jesus
  4. The reason for the cross and resurrection
  5. The evidence for the cross and resurrection

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Course 03 · 5 sessions

The Reliability of the Bible

How did we get the Bible, and can we trust it? Examine its formation, textual reliability, archaeological evidence and key principles of biblical interpretation.

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  1. The structure of the Bible
  2. How we got our Bible: canon and apocrypha
  3. Textual reliability and translations
  4. Archaeological evidence
  5. Key Bible interpretation principles

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Level 02

Science

Examining competing explanations of origins and evaluating the evidence from a biblical perspective.

Course 04 · 5 planned sessions

Creation Account

Examine the biblical account of creation, including Adam and Eve, the days of creation, the global Flood and dinosaurs, and consider the evidence for a Creator.

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  1. Adam and Eve: history or metaphor?
  2. Creation days and different interpretations
  3. The global flood
  4. Dinosaurs and the creation account
  5. Evidence for a Creator and intelligent design

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Course 05 · 5 planned sessions

Darwinian Evolution

Explore the origins of Darwinian thought and examine the evidence relating to the Big Bang, the origin of life, natural selection, the fossil record and the age of the universe.

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  1. Darwin and the origins of evolutionary ideas
  2. The Big Bang: the programme’s critique
  3. The origin of life: the programme’s critique
  4. Natural selection and adaptation: the programme’s critique
  5. Geological and fossil records, probability, and the age of the universe

Next offering: To be confirmed · Registration closed

Level 03

Ideologies that compete with Truth

Understanding influential ideas shaping modern views of identity, sexuality and religion, and examining them through a biblical framework.

Course 06 · 5 planned sessions

Gender Identity

Explore the origins of modern ideas about gender identity, consider personal testimonies, and examine the biblical case for a male–female understanding of gender.

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  1. John Money and the origins of gender theories
  2. Laura Perry: testimony and discussion
  3. Walter Hayes: personal account and discussion
  4. Miriam Grossman: Lost in Trans Nation
  5. What does the Bible say about gender?

Next offering: To be confirmed · Registration closed

Course 07 · 5 planned sessions

Sexual Identity

Examine influential ideas about sexuality, consider personal testimonies, and explore the Bible’s teaching on sexual identity and morality.

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  1. Freud and the origins of his ideas
  2. Rosaria Butterfield: testimony and discussion
  3. Christopher Yuan: testimony and discussion
  4. An account from the son of a lesbian couple
  5. What does the Bible say about sexuality?

Next offering: To be confirmed · Registration closed

Course 08 · 5 planned sessions

Religious Pluralism

Do all religions lead to the same truth? Compare religious worldviews using the Diagnosis, Treatment, Outcome framework, consider personal testimonies, and examine Jesus’ exclusive claims about salvation.

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  1. Religious pluralism and the DTO framework
  2. A former Hindu’s story
  3. A former Buddhist’s story and the life of Buddha
  4. Nabeel Qureshi’s story and the life of Mohammed
  5. Jesus and the exclusivity of the gospel claim

Next offering: To be confirmed · Registration closed

Room to learn. Space to grow.

Inquire freely.
Understand deeply.
Engage intelligently.

A safe space for inquiry, guided learning, and growth in confidence in the reliability of Scripture.

01

Inquire

Ask honest questions in a safe space. Explore the issues and competing worldviews that shape everyday life.

02

Understand

Build a Christian framework for truth through relevant topics, systematic learning, and the study of Scripture.

03

Engage

Develop the understanding and skills to be a faithful witness of the gospel and make a Kingdom impact.

Make room for someone else

A ministry grows
through willing hearts.

If you feel called to serve, we invite you to explore volunteering. Volunteers must be Christians, be members of a church, and have attended some CROSSROADS sessions.

Class supportMake learning run smoothly.
Learning resourcesHelp curate videos and materials.
Prayer & communityPray and discern with the team.

Specific volunteer roles are still to be confirmed.

A few things you might be wondering

There’s room for your questions.

What is Christian apologetics?

Christian apologetics explores the reasons for Christian belief and how to explain that faith thoughtfully. It includes questions about God, the Bible, Jesus, and how belief relates to everyday life.

Do I need a theology background?

The programme is designed to equip disciples of Jesus. Level 1 introduces the Christian framework for truth. Any entry requirements or progression rules will be confirmed before registration opens.

When and where will classes take place?

CROSSROADS is currently hosted by the Evangelical Church of Bangkok (ECB), 42 Sukhumvit Soi 10, Khlong Toei, Bangkok 10110, Thailand. You do not need to be a member of ECB to attend. Visit Up next for future course announcements. About our host church ↗

How can I get involved as a volunteer?

If you feel called to serve, you must be a Christian, a member of a church, and have attended some CROSSROADS sessions. You do not need to be an ECB member. Select “Serve with CROSSROADS” to express your interest.

Can CROSSROADS teach at our church?

Yes. On request, CROSSROADS can come to any church to run classes for its members. Select “Connect with us” to get in touch about bringing a course to your church.

Your next step starts here

Deepen Your Faith. Make a Kingdom Impact.

Grow in understanding. Be equipped to engage. Become a faithful witness of the Gospel.

Registration is open. Register for Course 03 ↗
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