Hosted by Kameron Hassler, Marshall Ott · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 77 episodes
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Two average Christians talking about things that are not average. We exist to equip the average Christian in apologetics, theology and the biblical worldview. We are not scholars. This is from two laymen to another. Soli Deo Gloria.
Kameron Hassler, Marshall Ott hosts The Average Apologist Podcast, a religion show with 77 episodes published.
What have Christians always believed about the Eucharist? In this episode, we explore the historic teaching of the Church on the Lord’s Supper—tracing a consistent witness from the early Church Fathers through the Reform
What is Lent, and why do Christians observe it? In this episode, we sit down with an Anglican pastor to explore the meaning and purpose of Lent, the role of prayer and fasting, and whether Lent is biblical. We discuss As
In this episode, we respond to several concerning clips from author and speaker Amir Tsarfati and pastor Jack Hibbs. We examine specific claims they have made regarding the nation of Israel and the Church’s supposed obli
In this episode, we offer some wisdom for navigating the overwhelming flood of information rushing at us from the online world. We also reflect on the power of propaganda, cultural grooming, and what it looks like to rem
In this episode, we discuss the vile and volatile nature of reformed social media, how we can resist the temptation to become mere products of theological culture wars, and how we can remain faithful to Christ in our Chr
We continue our discussion on antinomianism by critiquing sermon clips from renowned evangelical pastor Andy Stanley. Andy caught the attention of the evangelical world in the decade with his remarks regarding the author
We continue our discussion on antinomianism by breaking down some of the common types you’re likely to encounter—especially on social media—and highlighting a few examples of blatant antinomianism in action. SPOILER Aler
In this episode, we’re joined by Dr. Phil Kayser, pastor of Dominion Covenant Church in Omaha, Nebraska, and his son Ben Kayser—better known online as Reformed and Dangerous . Together, we explore a range of topics inclu
Are we under the Law or under grace? If we are under grace, is there then no law to obey? In this episode, we address the peril of antinomianism and the similarities it shares with legalism. Both mishandle justification
In this episode, we delve deeper into our discussion on Advent, particularly focusing on the theological and typological significance of the Advent candles. Subscribe to The Average Apologist Below! YouTube: https://www.
What is Advent? Is it just another word for Christmas? In this episode, we are joined by the Reverend Lance Hancock to discuss the theology of Advent, the beauty of the Church calendar, and how we can disciple our famili
Do James and Paul contradict each other on justification? In this episode, we discuss how James’ call to a living faith harmonizes with Paul’s robust doctrine of justification by faith. We examine key texts, define terms
Which way, Western man? This episode continues our discussion on the differences between Amillennialism and Postmillennialism. Subscribe to The Average Apologist Below! YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheAverageApologi
This episode offers a crash course on the three primary methods of apologetics—what they are, how they differ, and why they matter. Subscibe to The Average Apologist Below! YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheAverageApo
How do both views understand Christ’s reign, the nature of the millennium, and the mission of the Church in history—and more importantly, what are the theological distinctions that set them apart? In this episode, we com
Christ said that we would be known for our love—but did you know that we will also be known for our hatred? In this episode, we discuss how, through sanctification, God teaches us to hate what is evil and love what is go
The vulnerability of man is not something to be taken lightly. We mustn't pretend that men—and especially leaders of men—are immune to sin's ability to capture our hearts and entice our fantasies. Let this episode be bot
Social media platforms have recently erupted with conversation regarding the question of whether or not Mormons are to be considered Christian. In this episode, we take a closer look at what the Church of Jesus Christ of
Another faithful brother has passed into glory, and the weight of his absence is felt across the world. In this episode, we reflect on the life and legacy of Voddie Baucham Jr.—his boldness, clarity, and uncompromising c
Where do we go from here? In this episode, we discuss some powerful moments from Charlie Kirk's memorial, the Christian influence upon our nation, and our providential opportunity to make disciples of the nations.
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The Average Apologist Podcast is hosted by Kameron Hassler, Marshall Ott. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 77 episodes.
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