Brady Blevins serves as the senior apologist at Watchman Fellowship. Brady is a former senior pastor with over twenty-one years of ministry experience. In addition to working for Watchman, he also teaches and serves as the assistant dean of the Graduate School of Theology and Chair for the School of Ministry Leadership at Arlington Baptist University.
Brady holds a BS in Bible and Pastoral Ministries and a MA in Biblical and Theological Studies from Arlington Baptist University, a MA in Counseling from Dallas Baptist University, and a Doctorate in Educational Ministries from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. He is an ordained Baptist minister and a member of the International Society of Christian Apologetics (ISCA), and the Evangelical Press Association (EPA).
Dr. Blevins has dedicated his life to serve Christ, through local church ministry, teaching and researching various aspects of the Christian faith. Prior to serving at Watchman he was involved in apologetics and discernment ministry as a pastor to those in his community. In addition to this he volunteered for Watchman Fellowship prior to becoming a member of the staff in 2013.
Dr. Blevins is directly involved with evangelism and apologetics in a variety of related fields including Mormonism, Islam, Jehovah’s Witnesses, New Age spirituality, Atheism, ancient religions and the Occult.

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