I want to take a moment to recognize our sponsors here on LBE, First Crossway, and I just read the ads that they give me.

So today, I want to mention the book Daily Doctrine, which is written by yours truly. It is a new

daily devotional, a one-year guide to systematic theology. As I say at the beginning of the book,

it's trying to do a number of different things. So you might use the book as a resource to look up. There are 260 entries and you want to know

what is meant by the Ordo Saludus, or how do I understand the deity of Christ, or the Mosaic

covenant, you can pull it down, you can look around and use it as a reference. You could read it

straight through as a systematic theology.

I call it a tiny turritin, a baby Berkhoff, or five entries a week, each of them about a page for 52 weeks.

That's 260.

You can read it as a daily devotional.

Just 52 weeks.

You can start now.

You can start at the beginning of the year.

But this is Daily Doctrine, a one-year guide to systematic theology, published by Crossway.

And then also, thanks to desiring God, they have released a new content series called The Great Eight on arguably the greatest chapter in the Bible, Romans 8.

And they've bundled a number of articles together as the Great 8.

These are accessible articles, teachers, and some guest contributors help to walk you through this expedition up to one of the Mount Everest chapters of the Bible.

So go to desiring god.org slash themes,

and you can find this theme, the Great Eight,

and they can help you walk through Romans 8.

Greetings and salutations.

My name is Kevin D. Young,

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