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In 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.

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