What makes this book more interesting is that apart from description on the tactics and naval operation at sea, it also discusses various subjects that we might have forgotten for a long time in executing the management in dealing with the battle, such as the importance of team work cooperation and firmed and clear command, moral strength, discipline, leadership ethics and also quality of a certain decision as well as its momentum. Through this book, the writer has reminded and revitalized some important subjects that may not be neglected in battle management. ( Welcoming Speech of The Chief Of Naval Staff Of The Indonesian Navy, Admiral Bernard Kent Sondakh ). Analysis and review on Sun Tzu's teaching in this book has direct context with the historical events of sea wars during this 20th century, namely the Pacific War (1941-1945) and Falklands War (1982). In Pacific War, it was proven that Sun Tzu strategy was effective at the sea battle at the Pacific Ocean, while in 1980s it was also effective as the biggest British maritime campaign strategy since the World War II. Those two sea battles have the principles and operations as taught by Sun Tzu for the field operation at the sea. (Preface by Aristides Katoppo, Chairperson at Sinar Harapan, Indonesia Newspapers ).

Twenty-seven Bible Crosswords was written to get the readers to read and confirm the information for each book of the New Testament that is presented in each puzzle. This is not an inclusive report of each Book, but some of the facts that each contain. Hopefully this will generate a keen interest for people to read and validate recorded information. This work is not designed as an alternative to read God's word. Rather it is an insight to the Bible and what it has for each of us through the writers of the New Testament.

Forgiveness: A Process, Not an Act deals with the reality of acknowledging pain, hurt, and losses that results from the wrong doings of people. It sets in motion the importance of knowing that harm has occurred and recognizing it for what it is to begin a process of forgiveness. Forgiveness as a process is to be accomplished through Jesus under the anointing of the Holy Spirit.