SQJ Taipei

Blog owner’s note: Jordan had some help on this… and also it is only a little true… don’t worry about Jordan or the other kids… all is well! –SQJ
Hi my name is Jordan Wallace Stables and I really love being here in Taiwan. My team is the greatest ever. My favorite is this one girl [...]

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The vastness of Taiwan amazes me. From a certain vantage point in Taitong, one can see the ocean, Taitong, and the mountains. Though this small island has extremely condensed cities, numbering in the millions, the Taroko Gorge has the immeasurable beauty of a land untouched. Undoubtedly, the Taiwanese people have been blessed by God.
The Taiwanese [...]

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Who I Am and Who He Is
So, when Scott asked me to type up a guest post about our short term trip for his blog, I was ecstatic! I love typing and blogging! After months of not so patiently waiting for the day my team met up, it finally happened! In Los Angeles, California, fourteen [...]

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Well… we are in Taidong… staying with Tim and Sarah Widener out in the country. I like to call it the Garden of Eden. It is so beautiful.
I think I’ll ask some of this group of 15… hopefully all of them… to guest blog during their trip. I hope to start posting their entries soon.
I [...]

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Here is #02…

No one in the world can be my best partner except the Dio New Generation

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The meek man is not a human mouse afflicted with a a sense of his own inferiority. Rather he may be in his moral life as bold as a lion and as strong as Samson; but he has stopped being fooled about himself. He has accepted God’s estimate of his own life. He knows he [...]

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After talking with Bart today, I decided that I needed to start a new series of posts dedicated to the funky English slogans found on scooters here in Taiwan.
I don’t know how many I’ll do… but this post numbering scheme will allow me up to 99 and that should be enough.
I might be able to [...]

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This is a GREAT book.
I am saddened when I see such a divide between Christian and secular art. I don’t see why each can’t stand on its own…
I’m not trying to criticize people and companies who run Christian bookstores… because they have filled a need… a gap in the marketplace.
Why am I mentioning all this?
Leif [...]

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I thought it might be fun to look back at some of the posts made during 2006. Maybe you missed some of these the first time around… maybe you’ll want to see them again.
It is fun to have posted enough to be able to have a post like this!
Joyful Day for the Xie [...]

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In the parable of the great dinner, the original people invited did not take their invitation seriously. A similar problem is treated in the parable of the hidden treasure. If we get something for nothing, we tend not to value it too highly. This is the risk that God has taken in inviting us to [...]

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