Nick Highland

Monthly Archives: February 2020

If you could see the world through your enemy’s eyes, you would see God. You would see God in greater detail than you have ever known him, if you could see the world through your enemy’s eyes. As I was writing my last post, I was searching for a certain […]

Part III: Divine Revelation

February 7, 2020 in Blog by Nick Highland

Every good story requires a shared understanding of context. If a person tries reading John Steinbeck’s masterful “The Grapes of Wrath” with a 21st century context instead of properly understanding its early 20th century context, details of the story will seem absurd. Farming in the 20th century was vastly different […]

Part II: Context and Conversion

February 5, 2020 in Blog by Nick Highland

I recently received a phone call from a friend who I had not spoken with in several years. I was thrilled to receive the call – but there was one small problem: I was in a movie theater. As I removed my vibrating phone from my pocket and saw his […]

Part I: When We’ve Lost the Plot

February 4, 2020 in Blog by Nick Highland

“Today, you will witness the death of your brothers and sisters.”

Introduction: In Me, Through Me

February 3, 2020 in Blog by Nick Highland