SynopsisIn the Bible, milk and honey speaks of God¿s bountiful provision and symbolizes our basic need for solid spiritual food and sweet communion with the triune God through Christ. With that in mind, this devotional book dwells on God¿s sustaining grace revealed throughout Scripture. Unlike some daily devotional books that are an assortment of meditations with no thematic structure, Milk and Honey provides brief devotional thoughts that cover the major contours of Scripture in the course of a year. Bible books are divided among twelve pastors so that each month covers a particular portion of Scripture. The result is a devotional survey of the Bible by able expositors of God¿s Word. Contributors Joel R. Beeke, Gerald M. Bilkes, Dirk J. Budding, David Campbell, Hugh M. Cartwright, Bartel Elshout, David H. Kranendonk, Jerrold H. Lewis, Roy Mohon, David P. Murray, Maurice J. Roberts, David Silversides, "The next best thing to being wise onself,' someone once said, 'is to surround yourself with those who are.' To begin or end each day with these judicious devotional sound bites will accomplish just that--they will teach you the way of wisdom. Issuing as it does from a trusted source, "Milk and Honey is, as they say, a sure thing. Insightful and experiential, these daily readings provide an ideal accompaniment to personal or family devotions." - Derek W.H. Thomas, In the Bible, milk and honey speaks of God's bountiful provision and symbolizes our basic need for solid spiritual food and sweet communion with the triune God through Christ. With that in mind, this devotional book dwells on God's sustaining grace revealed throughout Scripture. Unlike some daily devotional books that are an assortment of meditations with no thematic structure, Milk and Honey provides brief devotional thoughts that cover the major contours of Scripture in the course of a year. Bible books are divided among twelve pastors so that each month covers a particular portion of Scripture. The result is a devotional survey of the Bible by able expositors of God's Word. Table of Contents: January -- Genesis - Joel R. Beeke February -- Exodus - Gerald M. Bilkes March -- Judges, Ruth, 1 & 2 Samuel, 1 & 2 Kings, 1 & 2 Chronicles - Hugh M. Cartwright April -- The Psalms - Jerrold H. Lewi May -- Ecclesiastes - Roy Mohon June -- Isaiah - Dirk J. Budding July -- Hosea - David P. Murray August -- The Gospels - Maurice J. Roberts September -- The Gospels - David H. Kranendonk October -- Acts - David Silversides November -- Romans - Bartel Elshout December -- 1 & 2 Peter, Revelation - David Campbell, In the Bible, milk and honey speaks of Gods bountiful provision and symbolizes our basic need for solid spiritual food and sweet communion with the triune God through Christ. With that in mind, this devotional book dwells on Gods sustaining grace revealed throughout Scripture. Unlike some daily devotional books that are an assortment of meditations with no thematic structure, Milk and Honeyprovides brief devotional thoughts that cover the major contours of Scripture in the course of a year. Bible books are divided among twelve pastors so that each month covers a particular portion of Scripture. The result is a devotional survey of the Bible by able expositors of Gods Word.