Taipei – Taiwan

Taipei – Taiwan

June 15, 2006
Arrived 10 PM after an 11-hour flight. Five (5) random movies and airplane food can send anyone into a travel coma. I got to the Chaing-Shei Check airport and promptly got a hotel room for the night. I tried to set my internal clock for South East Asia, but a greater voice prevailed. About 4 AM I awoke to watch Germany defeat Poland 1-0 in literally the final minute. No need for translation, I am stoked that the rest of the world will air the games whenever they are played. I am trying to update my blog from Starbucks in this airport. Scary, that their reach is so vast, but thankful for the wireless connection. Props also go to T-mobile for the Wi-Fi. I am excited today to meet with Don B. with Agape International Mission. I hope to find out how One Life can partner in rescuing, restoring and empowering young girls rescued from the commercial sex trade. God’s heart beats for the opposed, under-represented, and marginalized of our world. After all Jesus did come to see and saved that which was lost. Lost means, “I noticed it’s missing.” If we go to Disneyland as a family and I notice that one of my children is missing. I will go on an all out search to find him. I will also never give up and relentlessly pursue my son until we are together again. My love for him compels me to not rest until he is home. My love declares that my son is of great value. When Jesus states that He came to seek the lost, it is a declaration of great love and a commitment to bring us together again. May this journey be one fueled by the love of Christ revealed in His life and shown profoundly in the cross.