Does God exist? Is the Bible true? Is Jesus God? Windmill Ministries is a Christian apologetics ministry that equips believers and challenges skeptics through the sharing of evidences for the foundations of the Christian faith. Messages presenting the facts, finds and features for our faith
Either this man was, and is, the Son of God, or else a madman or something worse.
Either this man was, and is, the Son of God, or else a madman or something worse.
The universe has a cause which itself by definition is outside of the universe and is therefore a spaceless, timeless and immaterial causal agent - this is what most people mean when they use the word, "God
The universe has a cause which itself by definition is outside of the universe and is therefore a spaceless, timeless and immaterial causal agent - this is what most people mean when they use the word, "God
Luuk draws the previous two messages together in light of Paul's personal testimony. Paul found his new identity in a Person. This person, Jesus, and His resurrection, is something familiar to the human drama
Rob highlights the tremendous tension in 1st century Palestine between Judaism and the gospel that embraces all people. A relevant message in light of America's increasingly divided political and social landscape.
Rob highlights the tremendous tension in 1st century Palestine between Judaism and the gospel that embraces all people. A relevant message in light of America's increasingly divided political and social landscape.
Captain Winters united Easy Company under his leadership and led them through WWII. Paul and James were united by a greater Captain, and they provide a model for us today. What ought we to compromise for the sake of peace? And where ought we to stand firm? This message from Acts 21:17-26 addresses these significant questions.
Captain Winters united Easy Company under his leadership and led them through WWII. Paul and James were united by a greater Captain, and they provide a model for us today. What ought we to compromise for the sake of peace? And where ought we to stand firm? This message from Acts 21:17-26 addresses these significant questions.
Christianity is the most popular religion in the world, with over 2 billion adherents worldwide. Centered around the person of Jesus of Nazareth, the tenets of Christianity have challenged millions, shaped civilizations, and faced criticisms on both social and academic levels. March 25, 2017. Former evangelical Valerie Tarico, Ph.D., discussed why Christianity ought to be rejected with Christian apologist Luuk van de Weghe, who argued that it ought to be embraced, in this 70 minute formal discussion followed by a 45 minute Q&A. The event was moderated by Marcia Weicht.
Christianity is the most popular religion in the world, with over 2 billion adherents worldwide. Centered around the person of Jesus of Nazareth, the tenets of Christianity have challenged millions, shaped civilizations, and faced criticisms on both social and academic levels. March 25, 2017. Former evangelical Valerie Tarico, Ph.D., discussed why Christianity ought to be rejected with Christian apologist Luuk van de Weghe, who argued that it ought to be embraced, in this 70 minute formal discussion followed by a 45 minute Q&A. The event was moderated by Marcia Weicht.
A message from Acts 19:23-41 about one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, and how a Jew from Tarsus rendered it obsolete. How? By the proclamation of a message about a fundamentally distinct way of satisfying the human thirst.
A message from Acts 19:23-41 about one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, and how a Jew from Tarsus rendered it obsolete. How? By the proclamation of a message about a fundamentally distinct way of satisfying the human thirst.
FFull audio of the recent debate on September 14, 2016 between David G McAfee and Luuk VandeWeghe about whether Atheism or Christianity is more reasonable
FFull audio of the recent debate on September 14, 2016 between David G McAfee and Luuk VandeWeghe about whether Atheism or Christianity is more reasonable
Full audio of the recent debate on March 19, 2016 between Bob Seidensticker and Rob VandeWeghe about whether it is reasonable to believe in God
Full audio of the recent debate on March 19, 2016 between Bob Seidensticker and Rob VandeWeghe about whether it is reasonable to believe in God
There are two kinds of people: those who worship what is true, and those who worship what they want to be true. Luuk discusses the independent sources corroborating the facts around Acts 18:1-17. Furthermore, he discusses 3 groups of people that respond to the gospel. These 3 groups of people still exist today, yet only one group has the power to both find true sacredness and to anchor this sacredness in objective truth.
Enjoy this sermon about Lydia's conversion from Acts 16:11-15. Sometimes
As the 1970s came to a close, Phil Fernandes was a Marine, a boxer, and a skeptic. Today, he is a Christian scholar, apologist, and pastor. What changed? In his own words...
Can atheism ever answer the "why" questions? Can it ground our morality? Does it provide an answer to the fundamental human need for redemption and hope? In spite of the secularization myth and the modernization of culture and society, the 21st century is seeing a surge in religious belief and practice. Christianity in China, for example, has grown from under 1 million adherents in 1950 to around 100 million today. In this 5-minute clip from his debate with David G. McAfee, Luuk van de Weghe argues that this is reflective of the fact that the "why" questions do not provide a logical basis for atheism, which fails to give an answer to the ultimate human quest for value, meaning, and a way to ground what it means to be human.
As the 1970s came to a close, Phil Fernandes was a Marine, a boxer, and a skeptic. Today, he is a Christian scholar, apologist, and pastor. What changed? In his own words...
Can atheism ever answer the "why" questions? Can it ground our morality? Does it provide an answer to the fundamental human need for redemption and hope? In spite of the secularization myth and the modernization of culture and society, the 21st century is seeing a surge in religious belief and practice. Christianity in China, for example, has grown from under 1 million adherents in 1950 to around 100 million today. In this 5-minute clip from his debate with David G. McAfee, Luuk van de Weghe argues that this is reflective of the fact that the "why" questions do not provide a logical basis for atheism, which fails to give an answer to the ultimate human quest for value, meaning, and a way to ground what it means to be human.
As the 1970s came to a close, Phil Fernandes was a Marine, a boxer, and a skeptic. Today, he is a Christian scholar, apologist, and pastor. What changed? In his own words...
Hans Vodder interviews Phil Fernandes in this advanced apologetics episode. They cover significant questions such as, "what is evangelicalism, and how does it relate to inerrancy?" "How might Michael Licona's views on the genre of the gospels impact the perspicuity of scripture?" If you're well-versed in these issues, this episode is for you! And if you're not, this is an invitation to get acquainted.
As the 1970s came to a close, Phil Fernandes was a Marine, a boxer, and a skeptic. Today, he is a Christian scholar, apologist, and pastor. What changed? In his own words...
Hans Vodder interviews Phil Fernandes in this advanced apologetics episode. They cover significant questions such as, "what is evangelicalism, and how does it relate to inerrancy?" "How might Michael Licona's views on the genre of the gospels impact the perspicuity of scripture?" If you're well-versed in these issues, this episode is for you! And if you're not, this is an invitation to get acquainted.
The Bible is a collection of 66 books: law poetry, history, and narrative, written by over 40 men, on 3 different continents, over a 1500-year period, in 3 languages. Yet the Bible is a single story with a main theme that runs from its beginning to its end. The Old Testament prefigures the New Testament, while the New Testament fulfills the Old. Ken Craig reflects on the incredible nature of this consistent theme in this 5-minute excerpt from an interview by Luuk van de Weghe.
The Bible is a collection of 66 books: law poetry, history, and narrative, written by over 40 men, on 3 different continents, over a 1500-year period, in 3 languages. Yet the Bible is a single story with a main theme that runs from its beginning to its end. The Old Testament prefigures the New Testament, while the New Testament fulfills the Old. Ken Craig reflects on the incredible nature of this consistent theme in this 5-minute excerpt from an interview by Luuk van de Weghe.
Why did Jesus die as the Lamb of God? Unless we know the answer, we are missing the big picture of the Bible. In this 2-part series, Ken Craig explains how the sacrificial system of the Old Testament reveals profound spiritual realities about holiness, mercy, justice, and eternity.
Why did Jesus die as the Lamb of God? Unless we know the answer, we are missing the big picture of the Bible. In this 2-part series, Ken Craig explains how the sacrificial system of the Old Testament reveals profound spiritual realities about holiness, mercy, justice, and eternity.
Rob van de Weghe gives a survey of the historical evidence around the resurrection of Jesus.
Rob van de Weghe gives a survey of the historical evidence around the resurrection of Jesus.
How the unity of the Bible points to a divine Author -
Acts 15:36-41 - As Christianity spreads beyond Jerusalem and Damascus,
Why does a good God allow suffering? Why is there suffering in the world? Why is not everybody healthy and wealthy? The existence of evil and suffering is not a logical problem for theism; actually, it confirms the case for the existence of God as the Moral Lawgiver.
Why does a good God allow suffering? Why is there suffering in the world? Why is not everybody healthy and wealthy? The existence of evil and suffering is not a logical problem for theism; actually, it confirms the case for the existence of God as the Moral Lawgiver.
All information comes from an intelligent source. DNA in the first living cell contains extensive information. Therefore the information in the DNA of the first living cell came from an intelligent source whose intelligence and power are beyond anything ever discovered in the natural world. This video is based on teaching by Rob VandeWeghe
All information comes from an intelligent source. DNA in the first living cell contains extensive information. Therefore the information in the DNA of the first living cell came from an intelligent source whose intelligence and power are beyond anything ever discovered in the natural world. This video is based on teaching by Rob VandeWeghe
Acts 16:25-40 - Rob discusses the story of the Philippian Jailer. Learn about the history of Philippi and the importance of having an open hand to the plans of God in your life. The book of Acts provides a powerful overview of the wonderful providence of God on the one hand, but also of the accurate historicity of the early spread of Christianity.
Acts 16:25-40 - Rob discusses the story of the Philippian Jailer. Learn about the history of Philippi and the importance of having an open hand to the plans of God in your life. The book of Acts provides a powerful overview of the wonderful providence of God on the one hand, but also of the accurate historicity of the early spread of Christianity.
Acts 5:1-11 - Was the early church a picture of perfection? Luuk discusses the end of the early church's "Happy Days" as deceit and betrayal culminate in the sudden deaths of Ananias and Sapphira.
Acts 5:1-11 - Was the early church a picture of perfection? Luuk discusses the end of the early church's "Happy Days" as deceit and betrayal culminate in the sudden deaths of Ananias and Sapphira.
The Titanic vs the Resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth:
Why does God permit the suffering that He could prevent?
Why does God permit the suffering that He could prevent?
Jesus of Nazareth was a nobody in every aspect if you compare Him to the great men of History (Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar, Napoleon, George Washington, George Bush or Barack Obama), however He has impacted mankind more than any of them could ever imagine. Rob van de Weghe recounts his own reluctance to believe and his realization that Jesus was more than an ordinary man.
How our desires point to God: a 4-minute video/excerpt of an interview of Dr. Peter Kreeft by Luuk van de Weghe about the Argument from Desire. If I find in myself a desire which no experience in this world can satisfy, the most probable explanation is that I was made for another world.
Jesus of Nazareth was a nobody in every aspect if you compare Him to the great men of History (Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar, Napoleon, George Washington, George Bush or Barack Obama), however He has impacted mankind more than any of them could ever imagine. Rob van de Weghe recounts his own reluctance to believe and his realization that Jesus was more than an ordinary man.
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