In this episode of the Rev Rx Podcast, Chad Potts sits down with Megan Almon, speaker and writer for Stand to Reason and former gymnast at the University of Georgia. Megan shares her journey from a nominal Bible-belt faith to a fully surrendered walk with Christ, and how the discipline of apologetics helped her see Christianity as not only true and good but also beautiful.

Together, Chad and Megan explore how to help young adults make their faith their own, the danger of the “Jesus vaccine,” and why curiosity, beauty, and truth are inseparable in the Christian worldview.

• From nominal faith to surrendered faith
• Asking “why” — how questions deepen belief
• What apologetics really is (and what it isn’t)
• Seeing the beauty of God in a broken world
• The role of parents, mentors, and the church in helping faith stick
• Why young adults drift and what helps them stay grounded
• The connection between beauty, inefficiency, and love
• How to cultivate a worldview big enough for your doubts

“Faith that thinks is a faith that lasts.” – Megan Almon

“Christianity isn’t blind faith; it’s the true story of reality.” – Chad Potts

“Beauty is an invitation — a glimpse of eternity behind the curtain.” – Megan Almon

• Stand to Reason – str.org
• Reality Student Apologetics Conferences – str.org/training/reality
• Summit Ministries – summit.org
• Impact 360 Institute – impact360.org
• The Fabric of Faithfulness by Steven Garber
• The Story of Reality by Greg Koukl
• You’re Only Human by Kelly Kapic
• Meditations in a Toolshed by C. S. Lewis