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Send us Fan MailPastor Ian Thompson begins the Know Surrender series on Galatians by exploring the emotional and pastoral heart behind Paul’s letter. Galatians is sharp, urgent, and filled with anguish because Paul is watching the very church he founded drift from the gospel he gave them.Drawing from Galatians 4, this episode highlights Paul’s deep bond with the Galatians, his fear for their spiritual safety, and his grief as false teachers lead them toward a “gospel plus” religion. We consider why Paul’s warnings are so strong, why his tone is so intense, and why every generation—including ours—faces the temptation to add something to Christ.This introduction calls believers back to the simplicity of grace, the sufficiency of Christ, and the joy of being God’s children. It invites listeners to hear Galatians not as a theological debate but as a love letter written in tears, urging the church to return to Christ alone.Welcome to Know Surrender—a podcast about learning what it truly means to surrender to Jesus Christ. Not in defeat, but in devotion. Here we explore scripture, history, and the call to follow Christ with heart, mind, and life. To know surrender… is to know Him. Bank Sort Code 60-20-23 Account Number 38445514Account Name "Bootle Protestant Free ChurchSupport the showIf you enjoy hearing our podcasts why not consider supporting our churchBank Sort Code 60-20-23 Account Number 38445514Account Name "Bootle Protestant Free ChurchorCheques can be sent to Pastor Ian ThompsonMade to "Bootle Protestant Free Church" University Rd/Trinity Road Bootle Merseyside L20 3BBand why not visit our facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/bootleprotestantfreechurch

Send us Fan MailIn this personal discussion Pastor Ian Thompson shares the reasons he is an Orangeman and why the values of the Loyal Orange Institution continue to matter to him as both a Christian pastor and a member of the Grand Orange Lodge of England.The conversation is shaped around three core themes: Protestantism, with its emphasis on personal faith, Scripture, and community; Unionism, with its appreciation for the cultural, economic, and historical benefits of the United Kingdom; and Loyalism, understood as a commitment to the Crown, national heritage, and shared identity.We also reflect on the difference between how the Orange Order is often perceived publicly and the lived reality experienced by its members — a community shaped by faith, family, history, and a desire to uphold long‑standing principles.This episode offers a thoughtful and personal account of why the Institution remains meaningful today, and why its values continue to resonate with many who cherish their Protestant heritage.For those who wish to know more, Pastor Thompson can be contacted at [email protected] or through the Grand Orange Lodge of England at www.gole.org.uk.Know Surrender is a weekly Bible study and reflection podcast offering gentle, scripture‑rooted teaching to help believers grow in faith and understand the story of God’s work in history.Welcome to Know Surrender—a podcast about learning what it truly means to surrender to Jesus Christ. Not in defeat, but in devotion. Here we explore scripture, history, and the call to follow Christ with heart, mind, and life. To know surrender… is to know Him.Support the showIf you enjoy hearing our podcasts why not consider supporting our churchBank Sort Code 60-20-23 Account Number 38445514Account Name "Bootle Protestant Free ChurchorCheques can be sent to Pastor Ian ThompsonMade to "Bootle Protestant Free Church" University Rd/Trinity Road Bootle Merseyside L20 3BBand why not visit our facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/bootleprotestantfreechurch

Send us Fan MailIn this extended episode we explore the historical and spiritual importance of the 12th of July, a day cherished by many who identify with the Protestant tradition. We look at why the Battle of the Boyne — though not the most decisive of King William’s Irish campaign — remains so significant, especially as the only battle in which the two rival monarchs faced one another directly.The contrast between William and James is striking: William leading from the front in the midst of danger, James directing from a distant hillside. These differences help explain why the day has become a symbol of liberty, conscience, and the defence of Protestant principles.As parades take place across the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland, this episode reflects on the freedoms the day represents and why they continue to matter. On Merseyside, the main celebration will be held in Southport, where many gather to mark the occasion.Whether you attend a parade or simply want to understand the heritage behind the 12th of July, this episode offers a thoughtful Protestant perspective on why the day remains meaningful.Know Surrender is a weekly Bible study and reflection podcast offering gentle, scripture‑rooted teaching to help believers grow in faith and understand the story of God’s work in history.Welcome to Know Surrender—a podcast about learning what it truly means to surrender to Jesus Christ. Not in defeat, but in devotion. Here we explore scripture, history, and the call to follow Christ with heart, mind, and life. To know surrender… is to know Him. This is an advert for financial supportSupport the showIf you enjoy hearing our podcasts why not consider supporting our churchBank Sort Code 60-20-23 Account Number 38445514Account Name "Bootle Protestant Free ChurchorCheques can be sent to Pastor Ian ThompsonMade to "Bootle Protestant Free Church" University Rd/Trinity Road Bootle Merseyside L20 3BBand why not visit our facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/bootleprotestantfreechurch

Send us Fan MailThe Covenant of Grace stands at the heart of the whole Bible — God’s unbreakable promise to save sinners through the finished work of Jesus Christ. In this sermon we trace the story of grace from Genesis to the New Testament, seeing how God consistently moves toward His people with mercy, faithfulness, and redeeming love.We explore how the Covenant of Grace answers the deepest human need, how it shapes the believer’s daily walk, and how it reveals the character of the God who saves not by works, but by His sovereign kindness. This message offers comfort to the weary, warning to the self‑reliant, and hope to all who look to Christ alone.The Original sermon can be found on our sister podcast 'The BPFC Teaching Ministry'Pastor Ian ThompsonBootle Protestant Free ChurchWelcome to Know Surrender—a podcast about learning what it truly means to surrender to Jesus Christ. Not in defeat, but in devotion. Here we explore scripture, history, and the call to follow Christ with heart, mind, and life. To know surrender… is to know Him. This is an advert for financial supportSupport the showIf you enjoy hearing our podcasts why not consider supporting our churchBank Sort Code 60-20-23 Account Number 38445514Account Name "Bootle Protestant Free ChurchorCheques can be sent to Pastor Ian ThompsonMade to "Bootle Protestant Free Church" University Rd/Trinity Road Bootle Merseyside L20 3BBand why not visit our facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/bootleprotestantfreechurch

Send us Fan MailPastor Ian Thompson leads this week’s deep‑dive into the often‑overlooked Priestly Covenant of Numbers 25 — a covenant of peace, holiness, and courageous leadership made with Phinehas, the grandson of Aaron.In this conversation, we explore how Israel’s covenant infidelity, leadership paralysis, and moral confusion mirror the challenges of our own age. We unpack the five central truths of the Priestly Covenant:that sin unravels communities,that leadership without moral clarity harms the people,that true spiritual leadership requires courage,that God provides mediators for His people,and that no human priest can bridge the gap — only Christ can.Together we reflect on why this covenant matters today, how it prepares the way for Jesus Christ our perfect High Priest, and what it means for believers seeking holiness, integrity, and steadfastness in a morally confused world.A thoughtful, pastoral discussion for both new believers and long‑time Christians seeking clarity and encouragement.Welcome to Know Surrender—a podcast about learning what it truly means to surrender to Jesus Christ. Not in defeat, but in devotion. Here we explore scripture, history, and the call to follow Christ with heart, mind, and life. To know surrender… is to know Him. This is an advert for financial supportSupport the showIf you enjoy hearing our podcasts why not consider supporting our churchBank Sort Code 60-20-23 Account Number 38445514Account Name "Bootle Protestant Free ChurchorCheques can be sent to Pastor Ian ThompsonMade to "Bootle Protestant Free Church" University Rd/Trinity Road Bootle Merseyside L20 3BBand why not visit our facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/bootleprotestantfreechurch

Send us Fan MailIn this deep‑dive episode of Know Surrender, we explore one of the most extraordinary paradoxes in Western history: the 1688 landing of William III — a military invasion launched not to conquer, but to protect the liberty of the very people he was invading. Through Scripture, history, and rigorous analysis, Pastor Ian unpacks how this moment reshaped the meaning of conscience, authority, and Protestant identity.Drawing from a detailed address originally delivered to an Orange Lodge, this episode dismantles the modern misconception of “Protestant” as a grievance‑based label and returns to Jerome’s original Latin term protestantis — those who testify, those who give witness. From there, we trace how biblical witness demands truth spoken in love, humility that points beyond the self, and steadfastness even when ignored.The conversation ranges from personal repentance and cultural “malware,” to the psychology of grievance, to the radical liberty established in the Glorious Revolution. We examine how William III’s banner — “The Protestant religion, the liberties of England, I will maintain” — became a constitutional shield for freedom of conscience, and how that legacy challenges us today.This episode is for anyone wrestling with identity, integrity, outrage culture, or the mechanics of human freedom. Whether you’re a believer, a historian, or simply someone trying to navigate a divided world, this deep dive offers a framework for carrying peace into hostile spaces and defending liberty with grace.Key Themes:The original meaning of protestantis: witness, not grievanceJerome, the Vulgate, and the prophetic callingCultural “malware” and the need for Scripture as a diagnostic toolRepentance as reorientation, not bureaucracyShock‑banding, sectarianism, and the psychology of offenceThe Glorious Revolution and the paradox of an invasion for libertyThe doctrine of the imago Dei and the protection of conscienceWhy true liberty must be stewarded for all, not just our own groupScripture:  2 Chronicles 24:19; Matthew 10:5–22; Luke 23:39–43; 2 Corinthians 3:17Welcome to Know Surrender—a podcast about learning what it truly means to surrender to Jesus Christ. Not in defeat, but in devotion. Here we explore scripture, history, and the call to follow Christ with heart, mind, and life. To know surrender… is to know Him. This is an advert for financial supportSupport the showIf you enjoy hearing our podcasts why not consider supporting our churchBank Sort Code 60-20-23 Account Number 38445514Account Name "Bootle Protestant Free ChurchorCheques can be sent to Pastor Ian ThompsonMade to "Bootle Protestant Free Church" University Rd/Trinity Road Bootle Merseyside L20 3BBand why not visit our facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/bootleprotestantfreechurch

Send us Fan MailPastor Ian Thompson leads a clear and reflective discussion on the Mosaic Covenant, drawing from Exodus 24:1–8 and the wider biblical narrative. Together we explore how God rescues His people before He commands them, how the Law shapes identity rather than restriction, and how worship, sacrifice, and purity reveal God’s holiness and His desire to dwell with His people.This episode also examines Israel’s rebellion, Moses’ intercession, and the covenant’s renewal — showing both the depth of human unfaithfulness and the greater depth of divine mercy. Finally, we consider how the Mosaic Covenant prepares the way for Christ, the true Mediator, High Priest, and fulfilment of the Law.A rich, pastoral conversation for believers seeking to understand Scripture more deeply and walk faithfully with Christ.If you’d like to hear the full sermon as it was preached, you can listen on the BPFC Sermons podcast.Scripture:Welcome to Know Surrender—a podcast about learning what it truly means to surrender to Jesus Christ. Not in defeat, but in devotion. Here we explore scripture, history, and the call to follow Christ with heart, mind, and life. To know surrender… is to know Him. This is an advert for financial supportSupport the showIf you enjoy hearing our podcasts why not consider supporting our churchBank Sort Code 60-20-23 Account Number 38445514Account Name "Bootle Protestant Free ChurchorCheques can be sent to Pastor Ian ThompsonMade to "Bootle Protestant Free Church" University Rd/Trinity Road Bootle Merseyside L20 3BBand why not visit our facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/bootleprotestantfreechurch

Send us Fan MailIn this week’s Know Surrender conversation, we explore the themes raised in Sunday’s sermon on the Adamic Covenant — the first covenant God made with humanity and the foundation for understanding sin, judgement, grace, and the promise of redemption.This is not the sermon itself, but a reflective discussion that helps you think more deeply about what the Adamic Covenant teaches us about human responsibility, the Fall, and God’s unfolding plan of salvation. We look at how Adam stands as the representative head of humanity, why the covenant matters for understanding the gospel, and how these ancient truths still shape Christian discipleship today.If you’d like to hear the full sermon, you can watch it on our YouTube channel (youtube.com/@bpfc) or listen on The BPFC Sermon Podcast, where each week’s preaching is archived in audio form.Know Surrender is a weekly pastoral reflection from Bootle Protestant Free Church, helping believers slow down, think biblically, and walk faithfully with Christ.Welcome to Know Surrender—a podcast about learning what it truly means to surrender to Jesus Christ. Not in defeat, but in devotion. Here we explore scripture, history, and the call to follow Christ with heart, mind, and life. To know surrender… is to know Him. This is an advert for financial supportSupport the showIf you enjoy hearing our podcasts why not consider supporting our churchBank Sort Code 60-20-23 Account Number 38445514Account Name "Bootle Protestant Free ChurchorCheques can be sent to Pastor Ian ThompsonMade to "Bootle Protestant Free Church" University Rd/Trinity Road Bootle Merseyside L20 3BBand why not visit our facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/bootleprotestantfreechurch

Send us Fan Mail In this deeply moving episode, we sit with Sammy Heenan as he recounts his journey through unimaginable loss during the Northern Ireland Troubles — and the grace of God that carried him through. Sammy speaks with honesty, conviction, and a profound love for Christ. This is an episode that stays with you. Welcome to Know Surrender—a podcast about learning what it truly means to surrender to Jesus Christ. Not in defeat, but in devotion. Here we explore scripture, history, and the call to follow Christ with heart, mind, and life. To know surrender… is to know Him. This is an advert for financial supportSupport the showIf you enjoy hearing our podcasts why not consider supporting our churchBank Sort Code 60-20-23 Account Number 38445514Account Name "Bootle Protestant Free ChurchorCheques can be sent to Pastor Ian ThompsonMade to "Bootle Protestant Free Church" University Rd/Trinity Road Bootle Merseyside L20 3BBand why not visit our facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/bootleprotestantfreechurch

Send us Fan MailIn this episode Pastor Ian Thompson continues the series on the seven biblical covenants, exploring the Noahic covenant as a profound revelation of both divine judgment and divine mercy. The sermon examines the depth of human corruption, the grief of God, and Noah’s long, unglamorous obedience in a world filled with violence — the Hebrew ḥāmās that provoked the flood.Pastor Thompson reflects on the theme of the remnant, the ark as a vessel of salvation, and the universal, unconditional covenant God establishes with all creation. The rainbow is presented as a warrior’s bow hung in the sky, a sign of divine restraint and enduring promise.Central to the episode is the powerful phrase “God remembered Noah” — not recalling something forgotten, but acting in covenant faithfulness to preserve life and move history toward redemption.This is a sobering yet hope‑filled meditation on a God who judges evil, preserves a faithful remnant, and binds Himself to the world with a promise that still shapes our lives today.Know SurrenderWelcome to Know Surrender—a podcast about learning what it truly means to surrender to Jesus Christ. Not in defeat, but in devotion. Here we explore scripture, history, and the call to follow Christ with heart, mind, and life. To know surrender… is to know Him. This is an advert for financial supportSupport the showIf you enjoy hearing our podcasts why not consider supporting our churchBank Sort Code 60-20-23 Account Number 38445514Account Name "Bootle Protestant Free ChurchorCheques can be sent to Pastor Ian ThompsonMade to "Bootle Protestant Free Church" University Rd/Trinity Road Bootle Merseyside L20 3BBand why not visit our facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/bootleprotestantfreechurch

Send us Fan MailIn this episode Pastor Ian Thompson begins a new series on the seven biblical covenants, exploring the Adamic covenant as the foundation of the entire scriptural narrative. The sermon traces the movement from the covenant of works in Eden to the covenant of grace that became necessary when humanity chose autonomy over trust.Pastor Thompson describes the catastrophic rupture of the divine image — a broken mirror that still reflects God, but in a distorted way. Yet even in judgment, God speaks a promise of redemption, pointing to a future descendant who will restore what was lost.The episode highlights how Jesus Christ ultimately fulfils both sides of the covenant, securing the relationship humanity could not maintain and restoring our dignity and original calling.This reflection invites believers to live as renewed image‑bearers by practising justice, compassion, and stewardship, embodying God’s character in a world still marked by the consequences of Eden.Know Surrender is a weekly Bible study and reflection podcast offering gentle, scripture‑rooted teaching to help believers grow in faith and walk closely with God.Welcome to Know Surrender—a podcast about learning what it truly means to surrender to Jesus Christ. Not in defeat, but in devotion. Here we explore scripture, history, and the call to follow Christ with heart, mind, and life. To know surrender… is to know Him. This is an advert for financial supportSupport the showIf you enjoy hearing our podcasts why not consider supporting our churchBank Sort Code 60-20-23 Account Number 38445514Account Name "Bootle Protestant Free ChurchorCheques can be sent to Pastor Ian ThompsonMade to "Bootle Protestant Free Church" University Rd/Trinity Road Bootle Merseyside L20 3BBand why not visit our facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/bootleprotestantfreechurch

Send us Fan MailIn this episode Pastor Ian Thompson explores the concluding doctrines of the Nicene Creed, presenting them as the final stones in a protective wall that secures the Christian faith against modern errors. The sermon reflects on the four defining marks of the Church: its spiritual unity, its consecrated holiness, its universal scope independent of Roman institutionalism, and its faithful adherence to apostolic Scripture.Pastor Thompson then turns to the Creed’s closing hope — the bodily resurrection and life everlasting. These are not mere continuations of existence but promises of glorious transformation and eternal fellowship with God. By affirming a physical resurrection rather than a purely spiritual afterlife, the Creed rejects false ideas such as universalism, annihilation, and the denial of judgment.The episode emphasises that these doctrines provide deep assurance for believers, grounding them in a shared history, a living faith, and a certain future.This reflection invites listeners to stand within the full strength of the Nicene wall — a faith rooted in the Church Christ founded, the resurrection He secured, and the everlasting life He promises.Know SurrenderWelcome to Know Surrender—a podcast about learning what it truly means to surrender to Jesus Christ. Not in defeat, but in devotion. Here we explore scripture, history, and the call to follow Christ with heart, mind, and life. To know surrender… is to know Him. This is an advert for financial supportSupport the showIf you enjoy hearing our podcasts why not consider supporting our churchBank Sort Code 60-20-23 Account Number 38445514Account Name "Bootle Protestant Free ChurchorCheques can be sent to Pastor Ian ThompsonMade to "Bootle Protestant Free Church" University Rd/Trinity Road Bootle Merseyside L20 3BBand why not visit our facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/bootleprotestantfreechurch

Send us Fan MailIn this episode Pastor Ian Thompson shares a St George’s Day sermon delivered by Reverend William Anderson, using the legendary figure of St George as a vivid metaphor for spiritual perseverance in a secular age.Reverend Anderson urges believers to “slay the dragons” of modern life — the pressures, temptations, and cultural forces that seek to weaken Christian conviction. He calls Christians to stand as ambassadors for Christ, remaining faithful even through personal hardship.Central to the message is the biblical command to put on the whole armour of God: the belt of truth, the breastplate of righteousness, the shield of faith, and the sword of the Spirit — the living presence of God within the believer.The sermon emphasises that avoiding being “left behind” at Christ’s return requires more than outward virtue; it demands a sincere, internal decision to follow God wholeheartedly.Ultimately, this message becomes a call to action: for Christians to remain courageous, visible, and steadfast in their convictions rather than quietly withdrawing from society.Know Surrender is a weekly Bible study and reflection podcast offering gentle, scripture‑rooted teaching to help believers grow in faith and walk closely with God.Welcome to Know Surrender—a podcast about learning what it truly means to surrender to Jesus Christ. Not in defeat, but in devotion. Here we explore scripture, history, and the call to follow Christ with heart, mind, and life. To know surrender… is to know Him. This is an advert for financial supportSupport the showIf you enjoy hearing our podcasts why not consider supporting our churchBank Sort Code 60-20-23 Account Number 38445514Account Name "Bootle Protestant Free ChurchorCheques can be sent to Pastor Ian ThompsonMade to "Bootle Protestant Free Church" University Rd/Trinity Road Bootle Merseyside L20 3BBand why not visit our facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/bootleprotestantfreechurch

Send us Fan MailIn this episode Pastor Ian Thompson reflects on the Second Coming of Christ in the Nicene Creed through the lens of Revelation 21:1–7, exploring how the return of Jesus marks not destruction but the restoration of creation. The sermon emphasises that divine judgment is not a cause for fear but a source of hope and justice for the faithful — the moment when God sets right what the world has broken.Pastor Thompson contrasts the humility of Christ’s first coming with the majesty of His return, encouraging believers to live with spiritual readiness, courage, and purpose. The episode highlights how biblical prophecy points toward an everlasting kingdom where God dwells with His people, wipes away every tear, and brings an end to suffering, injustice, and death.Ultimately, the message presents the return of Christ as the fulfilment of God’s promises — the moment when the Alpha and Omega makes all things new and establishes a kingdom that cannot be shaken.Know Surrender is a weekly Bible study and reflection podcast offering gentle, scripture‑rooted teaching to help believers grow in faith and walk closely with God.Welcome to Know Surrender—a podcast about learning what it truly means to surrender to Jesus Christ. Not in defeat, but in devotion. Here we explore scripture, history, and the call to follow Christ with heart, mind, and life. To know surrender… is to know Him. This is an advert for financial supportSupport the showIf you enjoy hearing our podcasts why not consider supporting our churchBank Sort Code 60-20-23 Account Number 38445514Account Name "Bootle Protestant Free ChurchorCheques can be sent to Pastor Ian ThompsonMade to "Bootle Protestant Free Church" University Rd/Trinity Road Bootle Merseyside L20 3BBand why not visit our facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/bootleprotestantfreechurch

Send us Fan MailIn this episode Pastor Ian Thompson explores the divinity, personhood, and essential work of the Holy Ghost, the third Person of the Trinity. Using the imagery of a protective wall, the sermon shows how the Spirit safeguards the Church against theological error, human self‑reliance, and internal division.Pastor Thompson clarifies the historical language of the Church, noting that “Holy Ghost” and “Holy Spirit” are synonymous titles for the same divine Person. The episode highlights the Spirit’s active role in convicting, regenerating, indwelling, and preserving the believer throughout the life of faith.The sermon emphasises that the Spirit is the divine mediator who anchors spiritual life in Scripture, empowers the Church for witness, and keeps believers rooted in orthodox truth. Without His presence, the Christian life collapses into mere human effort.Ultimately, the Holy Ghost is presented as an eternal, indispensable presence — the Spirit of truth who protects, guides, and sustains the people of God.Know Surrender is a weekly Bible study and reflection podcast offering gentle, scripture‑rooted teaching to help believers grow in faith and walk closely with God.Welcome to Know Surrender—a podcast about learning what it truly means to surrender to Jesus Christ. Not in defeat, but in devotion. Here we explore scripture, history, and the call to follow Christ with heart, mind, and life. To know surrender… is to know Him. This is an advert for financial supportSupport the showIf you enjoy hearing our podcasts why not consider supporting our churchBank Sort Code 60-20-23 Account Number 38445514Account Name "Bootle Protestant Free ChurchorCheques can be sent to Pastor Ian ThompsonMade to "Bootle Protestant Free Church" University Rd/Trinity Road Bootle Merseyside L20 3BBand why not visit our facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/bootleprotestantfreechurch

Send us Fan MailIn this episode Pastor Ian Thompson reflects on the transformative nature of faith by contrasting two striking biblical figures: the criminal on the cross and Stephen, the first Christian martyr.The sermon highlights how the thief receives salvation through a simple, sincere recognition of Christ’s divinity — without rituals, achievements, or theological sophistication. His story becomes a powerful reminder that divine grace is extended to flawed, broken individuals who come to Christ with nothing but need.In contrast, Stephen’s martyrdom displays a bold and public proclamation of faith, a vision of the risen Christ, and a courageous witness in the face of violent persecution. Together, these two lives reveal the breadth of God’s mercy: grace for the dying sinner and strength for the faithful servant.Pastor Thompson concludes by reflecting on communion as a vital spiritual refreshment — a means of grace that strengthens believers to remain steadfast in a secular and often hostile world.This episode invites listeners to see that whether one comes like the malefactor in desperation or like Stephen in devotion, the same Saviour meets both with mercy, power, and hope.Know Surrender is a weekly Bible study and reflection podcast offering gentle, scripture‑rooted teaching to help believers grow in faith and walk closely with God.Welcome to Know Surrender—a podcast about learning what it truly means to surrender to Jesus Christ. Not in defeat, but in devotion. Here we explore scripture, history, and the call to follow Christ with heart, mind, and life. To know surrender… is to know Him.Support the showIf you enjoy hearing our podcasts why not consider supporting our churchBank Sort Code 60-20-23 Account Number 38445514Account Name "Bootle Protestant Free ChurchorCheques can be sent to Pastor Ian ThompsonMade to "Bootle Protestant Free Church" University Rd/Trinity Road Bootle Merseyside L20 3BBand why not visit our facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/bootleprotestantfreechurch

Send us Fan MailIn this episode Pastor Ian Thompson examines the Nicene Creed’s affirmation of the suffering, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus Christ — the historical and theological pillars on which the entire Gospel stands. The sermon emphasises that these events are not metaphors or myths but factual moments witnessed by many, forming the essential anchor of Christian assurance.Pastor Thompson explores the doctrine of substitutionary atonement, showing how Christ’s sacrificial death satisfies divine justice and reconciles humanity to God. The Creed’s insistence on His burial and ascension forms a protective wall for the Church, guarding the faith against modern attempts to reduce the Gospel to symbolism or moralism.The episode highlights how the resurrection and ascension confirm that salvation is a finished work of divine grace, not human effort. These scriptural truths stand as the beating heart of Christian hope — the assurance that the crucified Saviour lives, reigns, and intercedes for His people.This reflection invites listeners to rest in the completed work of Christ, whose cross, empty tomb, and heavenly throne secure the believer’s salvation now and forever.Know Surrender is a weekly Bible study and reflection podcast offering gentle, scripture‑rooted teaching to help believers grow in faith and walk closely with God Welcome to Know Surrender—a podcast about learning what it truly means to surrender to Jesus Christ. Not in defeat, but in devotion. Here we explore scripture, history, and the call to follow Christ with heart, mind, and life. To know surrender… is to know Him. This is an advert for financial supportSupport the showIf you enjoy hearing our podcasts why not consider supporting our churchBank Sort Code 60-20-23 Account Number 38445514Account Name "Bootle Protestant Free ChurchorCheques can be sent to Pastor Ian ThompsonMade to "Bootle Protestant Free Church" University Rd/Trinity Road Bootle Merseyside L20 3BBand why not visit our facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/bootleprotestantfreechurch

Send us Fan MailIn this episode Pastor Ian Thompson explores the profound mystery of the Incarnation, the belief that Jesus Christ is both fully divine and fully human. The sermon emphasises that this dual nature is not an abstract doctrine but a fundamental necessity for salvation: only a sinless human could represent mankind, and only God possesses the power to overcome the weight of sin.Pastor Thompson reflects on the interaction between divine initiative and human response, seen in the Holy Spirit’s overshadowing of Mary and her willing, faithful consent. The Incarnation becomes the moment where heaven and earth meet — where the eternal Son takes on flesh to redeem a fallen world.The episode highlights how this doctrine forms a protective barrier against heresies that reduce Jesus to a mere moral teacher or suggest that salvation can be earned. Because God truly took on physical form, every aspect of human life is validated, healed, and given a new pattern for holy living.Ultimately, the Incarnation is presented as the essential hinge of the Christian faith — the act by which the Creator draws near, reconciling humanity to Himself and restoring creation from within.Know SurrenderWelcome to Know Surrender—a podcast about learning what it truly means to surrender to Jesus Christ. Not in defeat, but in devotion. Here we explore scripture, history, and the call to follow Christ with heart, mind, and life. To know surrender… is to know Him. This is an advert for financial supportSupport the showIf you enjoy hearing our podcasts why not consider supporting our churchBank Sort Code 60-20-23 Account Number 38445514Account Name "Bootle Protestant Free ChurchorCheques can be sent to Pastor Ian ThompsonMade to "Bootle Protestant Free Church" University Rd/Trinity Road Bootle Merseyside L20 3BBand why not visit our facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/bootleprotestantfreechurch

Send us Fan MailIn this episode Pastor Ian Thompson explores the Nicene Creed’s declaration that Jesus Christ descended from heaven for our salvation. The sermon emphasises that because humanity is fallen and incapable of self‑rescue, the incarnation is a deliberate act of divine grace — not a response to human effort or merit.Pastor Thompson highlights how Christ’s pre‑existence confirms His identity as the eternal Son, whose voluntary humility in taking on human flesh bridges the infinite gap between a holy God and a sinful world. This doctrine becomes a protective barrier against heresies old and new, including the claims that Jesus was merely a moral teacher or that salvation can be earned.The episode clarifies that while the need for rescue is universal, the work of redemption is exclusively divine. Christ descends for all, but the saving power belongs to Him alone.Ultimately, the incarnation is presented as the essential foundation of the Gospel — the assurance that the Creator has drawn near, compassionate and mighty to save, entering our world to redeem His creation from within.Know Surrender is a weekly Bible study and reflection podcast offering gentle, scripture‑rooted teaching to help believers grow in faith and walk closely with God.Welcome to Know Surrender—a podcast about learning what it truly means to surrender to Jesus Christ. Not in defeat, but in devotion. Here we explore scripture, history, and the call to follow Christ with heart, mind, and life. To know surrender… is to know Him.Support the showIf you enjoy hearing our podcasts why not consider supporting our churchBank Sort Code 60-20-23 Account Number 38445514Account Name "Bootle Protestant Free ChurchorCheques can be sent to Pastor Ian ThompsonMade to "Bootle Protestant Free Church" University Rd/Trinity Road Bootle Merseyside L20 3BBand why not visit our facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/bootleprotestantfreechurch

Send us Fan MailIn this episode Pastor Ian Thompson explores the profound Christology of the Nicene Creed, focusing on the declaration that Jesus Christ is “begotten, not made.” The sermon distinguishes between being begotten — eternally sharing the Father’s divine essence — and being made, which belongs only to created beings.Pastor Thompson explains how the Creed’s use of homoousios (“of one substance with the Father”) affirms Christ’s full equality in nature, glory, and worship. This truth forms a necessary shield against historical and modern heresies that reduce Jesus to a creature, a prophet, or a lesser divine being.The episode emphasises that if Christ were merely created, He could not reconcile humanity to God or grant eternal life. His divinity makes salvation possible, while His humanity makes salvation complete.Ultimately, the Nicene Creed stands as a protective wall, ensuring that believers place their trust in the true, uncreated Saviour — the eternal Son who shares the very being of the Father and brings us into the life of God.Know SurrenderWelcome to Know Surrender—a podcast about learning what it truly means to surrender to Jesus Christ. Not in defeat, but in devotion. Here we explore scripture, history, and the call to follow Christ with heart, mind, and life. To know surrender… is to know Him. This is an advert for financial supportSupport the showIf you enjoy hearing our podcasts why not consider supporting our churchBank Sort Code 60-20-23 Account Number 38445514Account Name "Bootle Protestant Free ChurchorCheques can be sent to Pastor Ian ThompsonMade to "Bootle Protestant Free Church" University Rd/Trinity Road Bootle Merseyside L20 3BBand why not visit our facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/bootleprotestantfreechurch

Send us Fan MailIn this episode Pastor Ian Thompson explores the Christological heart of the Nicene Creed, focusing on the confession: “I believe in one Lord Jesus Christ, the only‑begotten Son of God.” The sermon presents this declaration not as a human invention but as a protective wall safeguarding the biblical gospel from ancient heresies and modern distortions.Pastor Thompson examines the titles “Lord” and “Christ”, showing how they affirm Jesus’s divine nature, eternal existence, and unique relationship with the Father. The study distinguishes Christ’s eternal Sonship from the created status of Adam or the adopted status of believers, emphasising that His full deity is indispensable for human salvation.The episode highlights how the Creed anchors the Church in a scriptural understanding of Jesus as both fully God and fully man, the only Saviour capable of reconciling humanity to the Father.This reflection invites listeners to rediscover the depth, clarity, and comfort found in confessing Christ as the eternal Son — the One who reveals the Father, redeems the world, and reigns forever.Know Surrender is a weekly Bible study and reflection podcast offering gentle, scripture‑rooted teaching to help believers grow in faith and walk closely with God.d.Welcome to Know Surrender—a podcast about learning what it truly means to surrender to Jesus Christ. Not in defeat, but in devotion. Here we explore scripture, history, and the call to follow Christ with heart, mind, and life. To know surrender… is to know Him.Support the showIf you enjoy hearing our podcasts why not consider supporting our churchBank Sort Code 60-20-23 Account Number 38445514Account Name "Bootle Protestant Free ChurchorCheques can be sent to Pastor Ian ThompsonMade to "Bootle Protestant Free Church" University Rd/Trinity Road Bootle Merseyside L20 3BBand why not visit our facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/bootleprotestantfreechurch

Send us Fan MailIn this episode Pastor Ian Thompson reflects on the doctrine of God as Creator, exploring why this truth forms the indispensable foundation of the entire Christian faith. By affirming that the universe is an intentional work of God rather than an accident of chance, the sermon shows how the gospel’s message of sin, redemption, and resurrection only makes sense within a created order.Pastor Thompson explains how this belief acts as a protective wall against modern errors such as materialism, nihilism, and the denial of human purpose. Recognising God as Maker also defines humanity’s role as one of stewardship, dependence, and dignity — creatures made by God and for God.The episode highlights how the deity of Christ and the necessity of the resurrection are logically tied to God’s identity as Creator. If He made all things, then He alone has the authority to redeem, restore, and raise the dead.Ultimately, acknowledging oneself as a creature becomes the starting point for purposeful worship, grounding life in humility, gratitude, and trust.Know Surrender is a weekly Bible study and reflection podcast offering gentle, scripture‑rooted teaching to help believers grow in faith and walk closely with God. Welcome to Know Surrender—a podcast about learning what it truly means to surrender to Jesus Christ. Not in defeat, but in devotion. Here we explore scripture, history, and the call to follow Christ with heart, mind, and life. To know surrender… is to know Him. This is an advert for financial supportSupport the showIf you enjoy hearing our podcasts why not consider supporting our churchBank Sort Code 60-20-23 Account Number 38445514Account Name "Bootle Protestant Free ChurchorCheques can be sent to Pastor Ian ThompsonMade to "Bootle Protestant Free Church" University Rd/Trinity Road Bootle Merseyside L20 3BBand why not visit our facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/bootleprotestantfreechurch

Send us Fan MailWe discuss  a recorded sermon and its written transcript focusing on the In this episode Pastor Ian Thompson explores the foundational opening of the Nicene Creed: “We believe in one God, the Father Almighty.” By turning to Genesis 1, the sermon shows how monotheism and the sovereignty of God as the sole Creator form the essential bedrock of all Christian theology.Pastor Thompson reflects on how identifying God as both Father and Almighty gives believers a profound sense of personal relationship combined with the security of an all‑powerful protector. This opening confession becomes a protective wall, guarding the faith against modern distractions such as idolatry, secularism, and existential fear.The episode emphasises that without accepting this first truth — that there is one supreme Creator who is both sovereign and relational — every other Christian doctrine loses its structural integrity. The Nicene Creed begins here because the entire Christian worldview stands or falls on the nature of God Himself.This reflection invites listeners to rediscover the strength, clarity, and comfort found in confessing the God who made all things and holds all things together.Know Surrender is a weekly Bible study and reflection podcast offering gentle, scripture‑rooted teaching to help believers grow in faith and walk closely with God.Welcome to Know Surrender—a podcast about learning what it truly means to surrender to Jesus Christ. Not in defeat, but in devotion. Here we explore scripture, history, and the call to follow Christ with heart, mind, and life. To know surrender… is to know Him. This is an advert for financial supportSupport the showIf you enjoy hearing our podcasts why not consider supporting our churchBank Sort Code 60-20-23 Account Number 38445514Account Name "Bootle Protestant Free ChurchorCheques can be sent to Pastor Ian ThompsonMade to "Bootle Protestant Free Church" University Rd/Trinity Road Bootle Merseyside L20 3BBand why not visit our facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/bootleprotestantfreechurch

Send us Fan MailIn this episode Pastor Ian Thompson explores the closing chapters of Genesis, reflecting on the final years and deaths of Jacob and Joseph and the enduring legacy they leave for the people of God.The sermon highlights how Joseph, standing in a position of immense power, chooses forgiveness over vengeance, interpreting his brothers’ betrayal through the lens of divine sovereignty: what they meant for evil, God used for good to preserve a nation.Though both patriarchs adopted certain Egyptian customs — including embalming and formal mourning — they remained spiritually distinct by insisting that their bodies be carried back to the Promised Land. Their burial instructions become acts of faith, declarations that God’s covenant would outlast Egypt’s splendour and lead Israel home.Pastor Thompson reflects on Joseph’s refusal to seek retribution, entrusting justice to God and extending mercy to his family. Joseph’s final request concerning his bones stands as a prophetic witness, pointing forward to the Exodus and affirming his confidence that God would surely visit His people.This episode invites listeners to consider themes of redemption, the providence of God over human malice, and the identity of believers as faithful pilgrims whose hope rests in promises that reach beyond this life.Know Surrender is a weekly Bible study and reflection podcast offering gentle, scripture‑rooted teaching to help believers grow in faith and walk closely with God..Welcome to Know Surrender—a podcast about learning what it truly means to surrender to Jesus Christ. Not in defeat, but in devotion. Here we explore scripture, history, and the call to follow Christ with heart, mind, and life. To know surrender… is to know Him. This is an advert for financial supportSupport the showIf you enjoy hearing our podcasts why not consider supporting our churchBank Sort Code 60-20-23 Account Number 38445514Account Name "Bootle Protestant Free ChurchorCheques can be sent to Pastor Ian ThompsonMade to "Bootle Protestant Free Church" University Rd/Trinity Road Bootle Merseyside L20 3BBand why not visit our facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/bootleprotestantfreechurch

Send us Fan MailGenesis 49 records Jacob’s final prophetic blessings for his sons, revealing how character shapes destiny. While Reuben, Simeon, and Levi forfeited privileges through sin, Judah received the royal sceptre. This points to Shiloh, the Messiah and Prince of Peace, who reigns forever.Welcome to Know Surrender—a podcast about learning what it truly means to surrender to Jesus Christ. Not in defeat, but in devotion. Here we explore scripture, history, and the call to follow Christ with heart, mind, and life. To know surrender… is to know Him. This is an advert for financial supportSupport the showIf you enjoy hearing our podcasts why not consider supporting our churchBank Sort Code 60-20-23 Account Number 38445514Account Name "Bootle Protestant Free ChurchorCheques can be sent to Pastor Ian ThompsonMade to "Bootle Protestant Free Church" University Rd/Trinity Road Bootle Merseyside L20 3BBand why not visit our facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/bootleprotestantfreechurch

Send us Fan MailWe  examine the biblical book of Jeremiah, specifically Chapter 7 as a spiritual framework for evaluating the modern United Kingdom. Rather than viewing prophecy as a mere prediction of future events, the texts define it as a divine revelation of God's character and a moral mirror for society. The author identifies a recurring scriptural pattern where nations blessed by God eventually trade genuine obedience for empty religious rituals and social injustice. By drawing parallels to contemporary British life, the materials argue that national vulnerability stems from a rejection of holiness and a reliance on past heritage. Ultimately, the message is presented as an act of mercy, urging the church to lead through sincere repentance to avoid the consequences of spiritual drift. Through this lens, the prophet’s ancient warning serves as a timeless invitation to redemption rather than an inevitable forecast of doom.Welcome to Know Surrender—a podcast about learning what it truly means to surrender to Jesus Christ. Not in defeat, but in devotion. Here we explore scripture, history, and the call to follow Christ with heart, mind, and life. To know surrender… is to know Him. This is an advert for financial supportSupport the showIf you enjoy hearing our podcasts why not consider supporting our churchBank Sort Code 60-20-23 Account Number 38445514Account Name "Bootle Protestant Free ChurchorCheques can be sent to Pastor Ian ThompsonMade to "Bootle Protestant Free Church" University Rd/Trinity Road Bootle Merseyside L20 3BBand why not visit our facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/bootleprotestantfreechurch

Send us Fan MailThis episode explore the historical foundations and modern applications of Protestant Dissenting identity, a tradition defined by its independence from state control. Originating from the 1662 Act of Uniformity, this movement prioritises the authority of Scripture and liberty of conscience over hierarchical or political mandates. The texts clarify that Dissenters maintain a principled critique of the Church of England as a state institution while continuing to respect Anglican believers as fellow Christians. This identity manifests in simple, Word-centred worship and a servant-hearted leadership model that avoids performance in favour of pastoral care. Ultimately, the documents describe a faith that is locally governed, courageous in its convictions, and committed to biblical fidelity regardless of social or political pressure.Welcome to Know Surrender—a podcast about learning what it truly means to surrender to Jesus Christ. Not in defeat, but in devotion. Here we explore scripture, history, and the call to follow Christ with heart, mind, and life. To know surrender… is to know Him. This is an advert for financial supportSupport the showIf you enjoy hearing our podcasts why not consider supporting our churchBank Sort Code 60-20-23 Account Number 38445514Account Name "Bootle Protestant Free ChurchorCheques can be sent to Pastor Ian ThompsonMade to "Bootle Protestant Free Church" University Rd/Trinity Road Bootle Merseyside L20 3BBand why not visit our facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/bootleprotestantfreechurch

Send us Fan MailWe discuss a specialised religious service established during Queen Victoria's reign to commemorate the arrival of King William III. The liturgy combines specific prayers and biblical readings intended to express gratitude for the preservation of the Church and the British government from perceived tyranny. By incorporating scriptures such as Romans 13 and Luke 9, the service emphasises the importance of obeying lawful authority and maintaining a spirit of Christian mercy rather than vengeance. These rites were designed to reinforce national loyalty and the stability of the monarchy against historical threats and conspiracies. Ultimately, the text serves as a formal act of thanksgiving that petitions for the continued safety and prosperity of the reigning Queen and the realm.Welcome to Know Surrender—a podcast about learning what it truly means to surrender to Jesus Christ. Not in defeat, but in devotion. Here we explore scripture, history, and the call to follow Christ with heart, mind, and life. To know surrender… is to know Him. This is an advert for financial supportSupport the showIf you enjoy hearing our podcasts why not consider supporting our churchBank Sort Code 60-20-23 Account Number 38445514Account Name "Bootle Protestant Free ChurchorCheques can be sent to Pastor Ian ThompsonMade to "Bootle Protestant Free Church" University Rd/Trinity Road Bootle Merseyside L20 3BBand why not visit our facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/bootleprotestantfreechurch

Send us Fan MailWe examine the biblical narrative of Jacob blessing his grandsons, Ephraim and Manasseh, as a profound illustration of divine sovereignty and generational faithfulness. By deliberately crossing his hands to favour the younger son, Jacob demonstrates that God’s purposes are not restricted by human traditions or natural birthrights. The texts emphasise that spiritual adoption into God's family is a permanent act of grace facilitated by a mediator, mirroring how believers are brought to the Father through Jesus Christ. Jacob’s retrospective gratitude for God’s lifelong guidance serves as a testimony of reliability, assuring future generations that the divine covenant remains secure. Ultimately, the materials suggest that God's plans transcend human logic, ensuring that His promises outlive any single individual to sustain a continuous line of faith.Welcome to Know Surrender—a podcast about learning what it truly means to surrender to Jesus Christ. Not in defeat, but in devotion. Here we explore scripture, history, and the call to follow Christ with heart, mind, and life. To know surrender… is to know Him. This is an advert for financial supportSupport the showIf you enjoy hearing our podcasts why not consider supporting our churchBank Sort Code 60-20-23 Account Number 38445514Account Name "Bootle Protestant Free ChurchorCheques can be sent to Pastor Ian ThompsonMade to "Bootle Protestant Free Church" University Rd/Trinity Road Bootle Merseyside L20 3BBand why not visit our facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/bootleprotestantfreechurch

Send us Fan MailWe explore liturgical service from the Book of Common Prayer intended for annual use on the fifth of November. These religious rites were designed to commemorate the providential escape of King James I and the English Parliament from the Gunpowder Plot of 1605. The text details the structured sequence of prayers, psalms, and biblical readings that clergy were required to perform during the reign of Queen Victoria. Throughout the liturgy, the language emphasises divine intervention and mercy as the reasons the monarchy survived a "bloody-intended massacre". By providing specific collects and hymns, the source illustrates how the Church of England formally integrated this historical deliverance into its seasonal worship.Welcome to Know Surrender—a podcast about learning what it truly means to surrender to Jesus Christ. Not in defeat, but in devotion. Here we explore scripture, history, and the call to follow Christ with heart, mind, and life. To know surrender… is to know Him. This is an advert for financial supportSupport the showIf you enjoy hearing our podcasts why not consider supporting our churchBank Sort Code 60-20-23 Account Number 38445514Account Name "Bootle Protestant Free ChurchorCheques can be sent to Pastor Ian ThompsonMade to "Bootle Protestant Free Church" University Rd/Trinity Road Bootle Merseyside L20 3BBand why not visit our facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/bootleprotestantfreechurch

Send us Fan MailWe examine the narrative of Genesis 47:13-31, focusing on Joseph’s management of a severe famine and the subsequent socio-economic transformation of Egypt. While Joseph successfully preserves life, he does so by systematically acquiring the money, livestock, and land of the Egyptian people for Pharaoh, eventually reducing the citizenry to a state of servitude and state dependency. In stark contrast, the family of Israel thrives in the land of Goshen, remaining protected from these hardships through Joseph’s direct provision and divine providence. The texts reflect on the moral complexity of Joseph’s actions, weighing his harsh administrative policies against the broader goal of national survival. Ultimately, the analysis suggests that these events serve as a theological foreshadowing, illustrating how God orchestrates human history and suffering to ensure the ultimate redemption and preservation of His people.Welcome to Know Surrender—a podcast about learning what it truly means to surrender to Jesus Christ. Not in defeat, but in devotion. Here we explore scripture, history, and the call to follow Christ with heart, mind, and life. To know surrender… is to know Him. This is an advert for financial supportSupport the showIf you enjoy hearing our podcasts why not consider supporting our churchBank Sort Code 60-20-23 Account Number 38445514Account Name "Bootle Protestant Free ChurchorCheques can be sent to Pastor Ian ThompsonMade to "Bootle Protestant Free Church" University Rd/Trinity Road Bootle Merseyside L20 3BBand why not visit our facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/bootleprotestantfreechurch

Send us Fan MailWe explore the grave spiritual consequences associated with harming or misleading individuals defined as "little ones" in the Christian scriptures. The author argues that this term extends beyond young children to encompass new converts and vulnerable believers who are humble in their faith. By referencing the biblical imagery of a heavy millstone, the passage illustrates the severity of divine judgement facing those who cause such followers to stumble or sin. It serves as a stern warning to religious leaders and institutions against distorting biblical truths or exploiting the weak. Ultimately, the source emphasises that God provides special protection for all who are spiritually fragile, regardless of their physical age. This teaching underscores a collective responsibility to nurture and defend those at the beginning of their journey with Christ.Welcome to Know Surrender—a podcast about learning what it truly means to surrender to Jesus Christ. Not in defeat, but in devotion. Here we explore scripture, history, and the call to follow Christ with heart, mind, and life. To know surrender… is to know Him.Support the showIf you enjoy hearing our podcasts why not consider supporting our churchBank Sort Code 60-20-23 Account Number 38445514Account Name "Bootle Protestant Free ChurchorCheques can be sent to Pastor Ian ThompsonMade to "Bootle Protestant Free Church" University Rd/Trinity Road Bootle Merseyside L20 3BBand why not visit our facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/bootleprotestantfreechurch

Send us Fan MailThe biblical narrative of Genesis 47:1–12, detailing the arrival of Jacob’s family in Egypt and their strategic settlement in the region of Goshen. Through Joseph’s careful preparation, five brothers were presented to Pharaoh to request land, a number chosen for its symbolic association with grace and its cultural favour in Egypt. By identifying as shepherds, the family avoided total assimilation into Egyptian society, maintaining a distinct spiritual identity while receiving the best available pasture. The texts highlight the profound moment when Jacob blessed Pharaoh, demonstrating that true spiritual authority transcends worldly power or royal status. Ultimately, the accounts serve as a lesson in divine providence, showing how God provides for His people in foreign environments without requiring them to compromise their values. Modern applications are also explored, encouraging believers to navigate contemporary society with integrity, wisdom, and steadfast faith.Welcome to Know Surrender—a podcast about learning what it truly means to surrender to Jesus Christ. Not in defeat, but in devotion. Here we explore scripture, history, and the call to follow Christ with heart, mind, and life. To know surrender… is to know Him.Support the showIf you enjoy hearing our podcasts why not consider supporting our churchBank Sort Code 60-20-23 Account Number 38445514Account Name "Bootle Protestant Free ChurchorCheques can be sent to Pastor Ian ThompsonMade to "Bootle Protestant Free Church" University Rd/Trinity Road Bootle Merseyside L20 3BBand why not visit our facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/bootleprotestantfreechurch