Greetings and salutations. Welcome back to Life and Books and Everything. You will be very glad to know that Colin Hanson and Justin Taylor are back, although you may have been wishing for more Bovink all the time.

But Bovink has left the building, and Colin and Justin are back.

So you can determine whether that's a good swap or not.

It's not a fair trade, not at all.

And just so people know, more people listen to that episode than any

other episode we've ever done of Life and Books and Everything. So I think we found the formula.

Less of me and Justin. More of Kevin and Bobbink. And more of Scottish accents,

people from across the pond. I guess they were tired of our Midwestern

shtick. Well, it's back. It's back and better than ever. All right, we are glad to have

Crossway once again as our sponsor. We are very grateful for them, their partnership, and the fine resources that they publish.

We want to mention today the ESV Scripture Journals.

There are a number of options, the regular Scripture journals, Old Testament, New Testament sets also sold individually.

ESV illuminated scripture journals, which are illuminated.

And Greek scripture journals, which is very cool with the Greek Scripture Journal New Testament set,

with the Greek New Testament produced by Tyndale House, Cambridge,

with added space for notes in the margins. These are great for people who love to take notes

in their Bible, people who want to listen to sermons, your pastor's going through a book of the Bible,

and you get one of the scripture journals.

And you want to take notes right there as you're listening to him preach.

And maybe for people refreshing on their Greek or new students learning the language,

it's a great way to take notes alongside passages in the original Greek or pastors preparing for sermons.

So check out the ESV scripture journals.

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