Scott first heard the gospel at ten years old and made a profession of faith that proved to be spurious. Not until his college years did God make him new in Christ Jesus. He entered pastoral ministry in 1989. After gaining his first degree, Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, from the West Virginia Institute of Technology in 1982, he studied theology at the Capitol Bible Seminary in Lanham, Maryland, and the Atlantic Baptist Bible College of Richmond, Virginia, graduating with his Master of Arts in Christian Theology in 1987. Scott worked seven years as an electrical engineer in Annapolis, Maryland. He started as a pastor in York, Maine, and then moved to Calvary Baptist Church (Reformed) of Exeter, New Hampshire, where he has served since 1991. From a background of Fundamentalism and Dispensationalism, Scott embraced God’s sovereignty in man’s salvation, albeit inconsistently, soon after he was saved. Coming to a thoroughly Reformed perspective, however, was a gradual process of decades. Scott loves writing and editing materials expounding Scripture and Reformed theology. His booklet God’s Astounding Grace: The Doctrines of Grace Simply Explained from Scripture for Berean Christians has proven popular. A limited-run hardcover of Expository Notes on The 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith is being used for pastoral training. His most recent title is A Call to Pure Worship about worshipping God in a truly scriptural manner. He has been published in various magazines and journals, including the Journal for the Institute of Reformed Baptist Studies (JIRBS) and Ordained Servant journal (OPC). The Herald of Grace blog and SermonAudio website host hundreds of his articles and sermons. He frequently edits the writing of other pastoral colleagues, with a lion’s share of his efforts dedicated to the books of Albert N. Martin, including a major project, now finished—Pastoral Theology in three volumes. Scott and Kathy married in 1981. They have two children, both married, and four grandchildren.