Lesson 6: The Covenantal Horizon

Recommended Resources

All the books I quoted from in this lesson will help you understand biblical theology better. But I have included what I think are some of the best resources below.
(If you want to go deeper, check out Zondervan’s free, annotated, comprehensive bibliography of 101 resources, listed in 5 categories and from easiest to hardest. It is quite possibly the best bibliography on biblical theology available.)
Free Resources for Using Biblical Theology in Bible Study
Podcasts

Desmond Alexander on a Biblical Theology of the City of GodNancy Guthrie with Desmond Alexander
Courses

The God Who Is ThereD.A. Carson

Biblical Theology and PreachingCharles Simeon Trust; costs $19
Books for Using Biblical Theology in Bible Study
Study Bibles

Biblical Theology Study Bibleed. by D.A. Carson
Amazon  Logos  Accordance  Olive Tree  |  Review by Andy Naselli  Review by Matt Sherro

ESV Gospel Transformation Study Bibleed. by Bryan Chappell and Dane Ortlund
Amazon  Logos  Accordance  Olive Tree  |  Review by Tim Chester
Comprehensive Studies
These books cover each book of the Bible, keeping the main theme(s) of Scripture in focus. Beale and Carson specifically focus on quotations of the OT in the NT.

Crossway Biblical-Theological Introduction Collection (OT and NT)ed. by Miles V. Van Pelt and Michael J. Kruger
Amazon (OT and NT)  Logos  Olive Tree  |  Explanation by Justin Taylor

Dominion and Dynasty: A Theology of the Hebrew Bible (New Studies in Biblical Theology)Stephen Dempster
Amazon  Logos   Accordance  Olive Tree  |  Review by Coyle Neal

God's Glory in Salvation through Judgment: A Biblical TheologyJames M. Hamilton Jr.
Amazon  Logos  |  Review by Andy Naselli and Links

The King in His Beauty: A Biblical Theology of the Old and New TestamentsThomas R. Schreiner
Amazon  Logos  Olive Tree  |  Review by Chris Bruno

Commentary on the New Testament Use of the Old Testamented. by G.K. Beale and D.A. Carson
Amazon  Logos  Accordance  Olive Tree  |  Review by Brian J. Tabb
Commentary Series

New Studies in Biblical Theologyed. by D.A. Carson
There are many volumes in this still-growing series, whether on interpreting individual books in light of biblical theology, or exploring a particular theme of biblical theology throughout the Bible’s story arc. Be sure to explore this list of D.A. Carson’s brief summaries of each volume, including each volume published up to 2018. The page also contains a link to a master Scripture index for the entire series.
Videos

Introduction to Biblical TheologyDr. Thomas Schreiner's 15-part lecture series at The Master's Seminary
Resources for Studying Haggai in the Light of Biblical Theology
In my annotated bibliography on Haggai (see below), the best commentary that covers biblical theology is Mark Boda’s volume in the NIV Application Commentary series.
Next on the list would be Alec Motyer’s section in Volume 3 of The Minor Prophets trilogy, edited by Thomas McComiskey. (Motyer’s commentary, in fact, will help you focus on any of the four disciplines of theology in the study of Haggai.)
Stead’s commentary in the ESV Expository Commentary series is also excellent, and remember: you have free access to it  on Biblearc Books! Follow the instructions at the bottom of this page to get it, if you haven’t yet done so.

Haggai Annotated BibliographyList of best commentaries on Haggai, with descriptions and recommendations