Helping People Experience Life Transformation
We desire to see lives tranformed by Jesus Christ.
Join us at 10:45am for Worship every Sunday.
About Us
Our Beliefs and Core Values
Our Beliefs are summarized in the Baptist Faith and Message
Our Core Values are our shared convictions that guide our actions and reveal our strengths. Read more here.
Common Questions
How can I become a Christian?
The message at the heart of Christianity is really quite simple–simple enough to be outlined in a few pages. It is a message from the Bible about God and His Son, Jesus. It is about life and death, and the choice that we all face. And it all starts with a loving creator God… Click here for the rest
What can I expect at First Baptist?
We never want to give the impression that we are perfect and without problems. Like everyone else, we get angry and upset, we have our desires and preferences, we laugh and cry, and we have our hopes and dreams. With all this being true, we know that Jesus is the answer to all of our problems and is the source of all our joy. We are people who have been forgiven of our sins. We desire others to be forgiven as well and live their lives for the glory of Jesus Christ
Who is the Pastor?
Jeremy Sells has been our pastor since September of 2011. Find out more here.
Testimonials
What People Say
Friendly people. Something for all ages.
Martha C.
Great spirit and friendly people.
Kathy B.
News
Recent Messages
- Abounding with Thanksgiving (Colossians 2:6-7)First Baptist Church Scott City, MO · Abounding with Thanksgiving (Colossians 2:6-7) On October 3, 1863, during the Civil War, President Abraham Lincoln proclaimed that a National Thanksgiving Day be held on the last Thursday of November. He called for this day because “we are prone to forget the source from which [our blessings] come.”Continue reading “Abounding with Thanksgiving (Colossians 2:6-7)“
- The Will of God (Romans 12:2)First Baptist Church Scott City, MO · The Will of God (Romans 12:2) As a pastor, I get a lot of questions and one of the most common ones is: “How can I know God’s will for my life?” This is a good question to ask as it indicates a desire to follow God andContinue reading “The Will of God (Romans 12:2)“
- The Continual Need for Reformation (Nehemiah 13)First Baptist Church Scott City, MO · The Continual Need for Reformation (Nehemiah 13) At the end of Chapter 12, Nehemiah went back to Susa to report to the king after spending 12 years in Jerusalem. “After some time” (13:6), Nehemiah asked the king to allow him to return to Jerusalem. When Nehemiah arrived backContinue reading “The Continual Need for Reformation (Nehemiah 13)“
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