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Marc Sims (MDiv, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary) is the teaching pastor at Quinault Baptist Church in Kennewick, Washington, where he lives with his wife and three sons. You can follow him on Facebook and Substack. He is currently writing a book with Baker Books on the topic of masculinity, sex, and virtue.
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Marc Sims (MDiv, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary) is the teaching pastor at Quinault Baptist Church in Kennewick, Washington, where he lives with his wife and three sons. You can follow him on Facebook and Substack. He is currently writing a book with Baker Books on the topic of masculinity, sex, and virtue.
Marc SimsFilm Reviews/Hollywood
In a world that has flushed metaphysics down the toilet, the only “real” thing we have is our experience, our feelings. And if we fail to find salvation within, if we “open the window” and find not light, but darkness, then nothing remains.
Marc SimsFormation
The problem for Augustine, and for any of us who are examining the role of habits in the spiritual realm, is that changing the deep habits of unbelief are not so simple.
Marc SimsBibleCultureTheology
The decline of young earth creationism is a reminder that soft cultural pressures and historical ignorance can prove devastating for any movement.
Marc SimsChurch
Church architecture can slide into the ostentatious, but it isn't wrong to care about the aesthetic beauty of the space we use for the worship of God.
Marc SimsFamilyTechnologyFormation
Within a covenantal relationship of care and mutual giving, sex is a powerful means of growing in virtue. Removed from that context, it is destructive.
