Author Archives: David Barbour

Millpond Ink Musing, 2015 – Of Shame, Part II

When I was growing up, I was ashamed when I acted in a way contrary [...]

Millpond Ink Musing, 2015 – Ask By Faith; It’s Yours in Christ

For those who desire to serve the Lord Jesus but continue to feel the shame [...]

Millpond Ink Musing, 2015 – Today; Not Later

“Examine yourselves as to whether you are in the faith. Test yourselves. Do you not [...]

Millpond Poetry, 2015 – The Death of Death

I don’t know what you think or even if you do. Dead men don’t; they can’t. [...]

Millpond Ink Musing, 2015 – Of Common Grace and Salvation

Under common grace, men can believe in God, read God’s Word and memorize it, preach, [...]

Millpond Dart, 2015

True repentance for sin would ultimately lead us to weep as grievously over the death [...]

Millpond Dart, 2015

The striving of a man’s conscience against sin is not the same as the Holy [...]

Millpond Ink Musing, 2015 – Of Wakefulness

Even as Jesus found His disciples sleeping the night of His betrayal, it is late [...]

Millpond Ink Musing, 2015 – Of Sorrows and Honesty

If we were truthful, we would have to admit that the terrible sorrows that we [...]

Millpond Ink Musing, 2015 – Let’s Stop Redrawing Our Lines

Okay, here’s a little test in how a sinner may read the Bible for justification [...]