Scottsville Community Church

06/02/2026

SCC Food Stand this Saturday, June 6th, starting at 9 a.m. with donuts and coffee. We will be serving Sloppy Joe's and goodies for lunch. All proceeds will go toward youth activities.

06/02/2026

When the waves get loud and the wind feels stronger than your faith, remember this: you are not navigating alone. The same Jesus who spoke peace to the sea is still present in your chaos.

The storm may test you, but it cannot overpower the One who holds all authority. Sometimes God doesn’t calm the storm right away—sometimes He uses it to calm you.

So breathe, trust, and keep your eyes on Him. The boat may shake, but it will not sink when Jesus is in it. 🤍 🙏🏻

05/24/2026

Just want to thank the Clark Family for blessing us today

05/08/2026

05/07/2026

Don’t let your faith end at the church doors.

The world doesn’t need more people who simply attend services. It needs people who carry the heart of Jesus into everyday life.

Be the Church in the way you speak.
In the way you forgive.
In the way you love people who can offer you nothing in return.

Because sermons can inspire people for a moment,
but a life that reflects Christ can impact someone forever.

So after the final song ends and the lights go off,
keep preaching the Gospel with the way you live.

Be the Church beyond the walls. 🤍🙏🏻

04/04/2026

Join us tomorrow at 9 am to worship our God and celebrate the resurrection of our Lord and Savior. Stay after for a time of fellowship.

03/27/2026

03/26/2026

Attention Scottsville residents and surrounding neighbors: Julia Rabe with the Solomon Valley Community Foundation would like to meet with the community about a grant available to Scottsville. If you would like to share your ideas or give input about how the grant funding would be best used, come to the Church this Sunday, March 29th, at 1pm. Please share this.

03/04/2026

Don't forget to change your clocks this Saturday so you are on time Sunday. 😀

02/27/2026

📜🔥 LET’S TALK MANUSCRIPT EVIDENCE…

Historians base ancient history on surviving documents.

Now compare this:

⚔️ Genghis Khan — Fewer than 10 surviving manuscripts. Earliest accounts written about 13 years after his death, but the earliest surviving copy comes roughly 200 years later.

🏛️ Alexander the Great — Dozens of manuscripts. The earliest surviving copies date 300–500 years after his death.

🦅 Julius Caesar — Around 250 manuscripts. The earliest copies we have are about 900 years after his death.

✝️ Jesus Christ — Over 25,000 New Testament manuscripts in various languages. Some fragments are dated within 30–50 years of His resurrection.

Let that sink in.

The most documented person in the ancient world…
is the One people question the most.

If historians confidently accept the existence of emperors, conquerors, and kings based on far fewer and later documents…

Why is Jesus treated differently?

📖 The manuscript evidence for Christ is not weak.
It is unmatched in the ancient world.