The Life Application Study Bible contains useful footnotes that explain the significance of hard to read and understand passages. Anyone trying to read the Bible for the first time will benefit greatly from the notes. It comes in several translations, such as, the New International Version (NIV), the New American Standard (NASB), and the New King James (NKJV). All are good.

A good introduction to doctrinal differences in major US Christian denominations.

Excellent commentary on the Christian life and written using a very clever device. It is also an excellent introduction to the writing of C.S. Lewis.

One of her major premises is that worship is comprised of both thanksgiving and praise. In order to praise Him properly, you have to think about Him. When you think about Him properly, it is natural to praise him and it is natural to have faith in His power and loving protection.

It is unwise to be ignorant concerning the differences in people. It is wise to figure out what type you are and what the other types are like--it will improve all of your relationships. It will help you be a better friend, parent, teacher, co-worker, and boss.

Choosing a job or career is hard. Every person over the age of 17 should be aware of the information contained in this book.

In my humble opinion, this is truly the best book ever for someone struggling with the question of "is this person the one for me?" or "should I marry this person?"

Manners matter. The point of good manners is to make people feel comfortable and encourage positive social interaction. But it is actually kinda fun to know why we have so many different forks and whether a man should go through a revolving door first or step aside and let the lady enter first.

A classic on managing your money.

It wouldn't hurt us to return to a culture where everyone sends and receives a kind note now and then.

Hopefully you don't need this yet.