Study and Devotional Aids   Something I have found helpful with my personal devotions is the line of Bibles out now.  I have both the Women's Devotional Bible and the Women's Devotional Bible 2 by Zondervan.  Also available are the Men's Devotional Bible, Mom's, Senior's, Teen's, and College students.  All are in the New International Version, but eh Women's Devotional Bible 2 is available in other versions as well.  I believe the Senior's is also available in King James.  You should find them easily at any Bible book store or most secular book stores.
			Books of Interest   The Heritage, by J. Otis Ledbetter and Kurt Bruner.  ChariotVictor Publishing.  A good book to introduce and instruct you how to be intentional about the legacy you leave.  There is also a companion series of 'workbooks,' the Heritage Builder series.  One book I have is Family Night Tool Chest:  An Introduction to Family Nights.  There are several others, and would be a great addition to your family or parenting library.   Frugal Luxuries, by Tracey McBride.  Bantam Books.  In this book the author tells you how to make the most with what you have, and the best ways to live within your means.  She teaches you how to use the simple pleasures to enhance your life and comfort your soul.   Five Signs of a Functional Family, by Gary Chapman.  Northfield Publishing.  Today we are confronted and bombarded by dysfunctional individuals and families.  They are the subject of choice on many popular talk shows.  How do you keep your family from being one of them?  This book covers five characteristics to implement in your life and family to help ensure a healthy relationship.   If Only He Knew, by Gary Smalley.  Zondervan Publishing.  This book is excellent for husbands.  The author is a marriage counselor who is writing from years of personal experience.  he really understands how women think, feel and react.  By working through this book, any man who is open minded and truly wants to understand his wife, will be able to communicate with his wife on a deeper level.   For Better or For Best, by Gary Smalley with Steve Scott.  Zondervan Publishing.  This book is for the wife.  It helps her gain a better insight into her husband, understanding his needs and his approach to situations.  He gives you information on how to work with and approach your husband in such a way as to better the way you communicate and interact.  If you are wanting to do some marriage self-improvement, buy these two books.  They are intended as companion volumes and you should work on them simultaneously.