Baptised as an 8 day old baby and given communion from 6 months old, Clive Barber spent the first 17 years of his life in a legalistic religious sect that held meetings every day of the year. However, all that time, Clive never discovered the truth that he was a lost sinner in need of God’s salvation. Excommunicated and told to leave his home at the age 17 for infringing the sect’s rules, Clive turned against Christ, the Bible and Christians. He became involved in drugs, crime and the vandalism of churches – but by the grace of God, while in Australia, came under the influence of a saved businessman who gave him a job, a Bible and introduced him to the gospel of Christ. Over a period of months, God brought Clive under deep conviction of sin, until finally he trusted in the Lord Jesus for personal salvation and the forgiveness of sin, after hearing the gospel preached by the evangelist Norman Mellish (Testimony given 6th July 2018)

Craig Munro preaches on the topic of why God allows suffering and Clive Barber compares the 7 questions in Psalm 88:10-13b with the 7 sayings of the Christ on the cross.

Clive Barber preaches on the “heart of man” and Craig Munro continues the theme, starting in Jer 17:9 where the heart is described as “deceitful above all things and desperately wicked.”

Craig Munro preaches on Christ’s description of Himself as “the resurrection and the life” and Clive Barber preaches on 5 mentions of “in vain” in 1 Corinthians 15:1-19.

Clive Barber preaches on two men – Adam and Christ – and Craig Munro takes up the Lord’s question from Matt 22 “What think ye of Christ?”

Craig Munro preaches on “Christ as a bridegroom”, and Clive Barber preaches on a number of exceeding things.

Clive Barber preaches on the human eye and Craig Munro preaches on 4 times the Lord Jesus looked “around about.”

Clive Barber preaches on Christ’s appearance before Pilate in the judgment Hall and Jonathan Black preaches on the soul of man

Craig Munro continues his series of messages on some of the names and titles that the Lord Jesus gave to Himself, by looking at “I am the Light of the world”. Clive Barber closes by looking at a title of Christ in Isaiah 9:6 – “The Prince of peace.”

Clive Barber preaches on the distress and soul trouble described in Psalm 77 and Craig Munro continues with a look at Christ’s description of Himself as a “well of water.”