True Comfort is a podcast for anyone who's heartbroken and tired of shallow advice. Here we share our real pain, hope that's found only in Jesus, and solid evidence that God's promises can be trusted. Hosted by Teasi Cannon, each episode features a compassionate and personal conversation with a Christian apologist who brings truth from the Bible, backed by compelling evidence that God’s promises are not empty. Trusting in our Creator isn’t an act of blind faith. It’s a well-reasoned decision to believe in the One who knows us, sees us, and loves us most.
No fluff. No counterfeit comfort. Just truth you can cling to.
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True Comfort is a podcast for anyone who's heartbroken and tired of shallow advice. Here we share our real pain, hope that's found only in Jesus, and solid evidence that God's promises can be trusted. Hosted by Teasi Cannon, each episode features a compassionate and personal conversation with a Christian apologist who brings truth from the Bible, backed by compelling evidence that God’s promises are not empty. Trusting in our Creator isn’t an act of blind faith. It’s a well-reasoned decision to believe in the One who knows us, sees us, and loves us most.
No fluff. No counterfeit comfort. Just truth you can cling to.
Insecurities, Illness, and the Indescribable Beauty of God's Truth with Megan Almon
True Comfort
54 minutes 29 seconds
2 weeks ago
Insecurities, Illness, and the Indescribable Beauty of God's Truth with Megan Almon
In this episode of True Comfort, host Teasi Cannon and Megan Almon discuss Megan's journey from journalism to apologetics, her experiences with rejection, and the importance of understanding insecurity as a form of pride. Megan shares her struggles with chronic illness and how it has shaped her understanding of human limitations. The conversation also delves into the role of beauty in recognizing God's existence and the importance of leaning into questions of faith during difficult times. Ultimately, the episode emphasizes the comfort found in God's promises and the beauty of being human.Chapters00:00 Introduction to True Comfort and Guest Introduction04:06 Megan's Journey into Christian Apologetics10:25 Experiencing Rejection and Finding Comfort in God17:52 Understanding Insecurity and Pride24:35 The Ongoing Struggle with Identity and Value26:02 Body Image and Self-Perception30:57 The Impact of God's Truth on Self-Worth31:52 Living with Limitations and Chronic Illness36:24 The Beauty of Human Limitations39:30 The Pursuit of Love Over Productivity46:17 Finding God Through Beauty51:45 Trusting God's Promises in PainTo learn more about Megan and Stand to Reason, visit https://www.str.org/megan-almon (https://www.str.org/megan-almon) To learn more about Teasi Cannon or to invite her to speak check out Teasi Cannon (https://www.teasicannon.com/) To get started on your own study of apologetics check out these recommended resources: General Apologetics — Teasi Cannon (https://www.teasicannon.com/general-apologetics) For an incredible 50% off deal on 200 educational slides from the late Norman Geisler (a tremendous way to get started learning philosophy, theology, and apologetics): go to Store - NGIM (https://ngim.org/store) and use promo code NorMTeasi25 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline (call or text 988) Music by Sam Cannon Home | I'm Sam Cannon (https://www.imsamcannon.com/)
True Comfort
True Comfort is a podcast for anyone who's heartbroken and tired of shallow advice. Here we share our real pain, hope that's found only in Jesus, and solid evidence that God's promises can be trusted. Hosted by Teasi Cannon, each episode features a compassionate and personal conversation with a Christian apologist who brings truth from the Bible, backed by compelling evidence that God’s promises are not empty. Trusting in our Creator isn’t an act of blind faith. It’s a well-reasoned decision to believe in the One who knows us, sees us, and loves us most.
No fluff. No counterfeit comfort. Just truth you can cling to.
