Scott LaPierre

Scott LaPierre is the teaching pastor of Woodland Christian Church in Woodland, WA, an author, and Christian speaker on marriage. He holds an MA in Biblical Studies from Liberty University. Scott and his wife, Katie, have ten children and they are passionate homeschooling advocates. Scott is a former schoolteacher and Army officer.

Scott LaPierrescottlapierre
2026-01-06

Sunday’s sermon: The Wrong Shepherd: Choosing Barabbas Over Jesus
Centuries before Jesus stood before Pilate, God gave a prophetic preview in Zechariah 11.
📖 Blog post: scottlapierre.org/choosing-bar
🎥 Watch on YouTube: youtu.be/jv38x2g2lOU

Scott LaPierrescottlapierre
2025-12-29

Jesus the Passover Lamb was examined and declared innocent—yet punished so the guilty could go free. Exodus 12 meets Luke 23.

Blog: scottlapierre.org/jesus-the-pa

Sermon: youtu.be/vdg-G3GEejo

Scott LaPierrescottlapierre
2025-12-15

When Herod finally came face-to-face with Jesus, he had waited years for the moment—but he wasted it. In Luke 23:6–12, Herod wasn’t hostile toward Jesus. He was fascinated. Curious. Interested. But not repentant. Not submissive. Not committed.
📖 “He questioned Him at some length, but He made no answer.” (Luke 23:9)
🎥 Watch the sermon: youtu.be/Gg9b016x9J8
📖 Read the full blog post: scottlapierre.org/when-herod-m

Scott LaPierrescottlapierre
2025-12-08

Jesus on Trial: The Innocent Savior Before Pilate (Luke 23:1–5)
Three lessons from this passage:
1️⃣ Trust in God produces composure
2️⃣ The Innocent One suffered for the guilty
3️⃣ Jesus isn’t on trial—we are
🎥 Watch: youtu.be/8Q4gF_iWcX4
📖 Read: scottlapierre.org/jesus-before

Scott LaPierrescottlapierre
2025-12-01

Jesus on Trial: Human Depravity and the Innocent Son of God (Luke 22:63–71)
Few passages expose the darkness of the human heart—and the beauty of Christ’s innocence—like Jesus’ illegal trial before the religious leaders.
He was mocked, blindfolded, beaten, and condemned… all while remaining the sinless Son of God who willingly suffered for our salvation.

📖 Read the blog post: scottlapierre.org/jesus-on-tri
🎥 Watch the sermon: youtu.be/pNbDTkUHUSA

Scott LaPierrescottlapierre
2025-11-25

Shimei completely misjudged David—and let bitterness poison his heart for decades.

When David was at one of the lowest points of his life, Shimei hurled rocks, curses, and false accusations at him.
But when the tables turned, and David was restored, Shimei said, “I have sinned,” not out of repentance, but out of fear.

📖 Watch the sermon: youtu.be/Ug8KYnqMGnA
📝 Read the blog post: scottlapierre.org/shimei-false

Scott LaPierrescottlapierre
2025-11-10

🌿 The Madness of Sin and the Wisdom of Walking with God
Sin doesn’t just break lives—it distorts minds.

🎥 Watch the full sermon on YouTube: youtu.be/lWwGBiHE5nA
📝 Read the full blog post: scottlapierre.org/wisdom-from-

Scott LaPierrescottlapierre
2025-11-03
Scott LaPierrescottlapierre
2025-10-27

Saul’s Hollow Confession: When Saying ‘I Have Sinned’ Isn’t Repentance (1 Samuel 15)

Saul’s confession in 1 Samuel 15 sounded spiritual—but it wasn’t repentance. Learn how fearing people replaces fearing God, why obedience is better than sacrifice, and how true confession brings mercy.

📺 Watch here → youtu.be/wCw0Fmarhk0
👉 Read now: scottlapierre.org/sauls-hollow

Scott LaPierrescottlapierre
2025-10-20

Hidden sin always destroys. Achan learned this in Joshua 7 when his private disobedience brought public disaster.
Confession brings freedom. Concealment brings pain.
📝 Read: scottlapierre.org/achans-hidde
🎥 Watch: youtu.be/GhLgEMyzmLo

Scott LaPierrescottlapierre
2025-10-13

Balaam said, “I have sinned,” but kept walking in the same direction.
Repentance isn’t saying the right words — it’s changing course.

🕊️ Read the full blog: scottlapierre.org/balaam-i-hav

Scott LaPierrescottlapierre
2025-10-07

Pharaoh’s False Repentance: When “I Have Sinned” Isn’t True Repentance

Pharaoh said all the right words — “I have sinned” — but his heart never changed. His story in Exodus reminds us that confession without obedience is empty.

👉 Read the full post: scottlapierre.org/pharaoh-fals

Scott LaPierrescottlapierre
2025-10-01

Peter Wept, Judas Died: The Difference Between Repentance and Regret (2 Corinthians 7:10 and Matthew 27:1-5)

scottlapierre.org/peter-wept-j

Peter wept, Judas died—but what made the difference between repentance and regret? Explore the powerful contrast between Peter and Judas/

Scott LaPierrescottlapierre
2025-09-23

Seven Pieces of Advice for Dealing with Alzheimer’s

scottlapierre.org/dealing-with

My father, John, passed away from Alzheimer’s, as did his father, Arnold. Months ago, I learned that my uncle has Alzheimer’s, and today I learned that my aunt does too. The message fittingly read: “This disease is so prevalent on the LaPierre side of the family,” and then, because of the years with my dad, “Scott, if you have any words of advice or things to help us, we would appreciate it.”

Scott LaPierrescottlapierre
2025-09-15

Peter Wept Bitterly: How God Turns Failure into Repentance (Luke 22:61-62)

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Peter wept bitterly because God turned his failure into repentance. Explore why Peter wept bitterly (Luke 22:61–62). A single, providential look from Jesus pierced his heart, and brokenness became the path to restoration (Psalm 51:17; John 21).

Scott LaPierrescottlapierre
2025-09-09

Peter Denies Christ: Pride, Prayerlessness, and Sin’s Downward Spiral (Luke 22:54-60)

Sunday's sermon turned into a blog post with audio and video:

scottlapierre.org/peter-denies

When Peter denies Christ, Scripture exposes a sober path from pride to prayerlessness, to rash self-confidence, and finally to denial. Learn how Peter's three denials of Christ become a gracious warning for every disciple—so we “watch and pray” instead of falling.

Scott LaPierrescottlapierre
2025-09-01

When Satan’s Hour Came: The Power of Darkness in Luke 22:47-53

scottlapierre.org/power-of-dar

Jesus faced the power of darkness at Gethsemane—Judas’s betrayal, the arrest, and the cosmic clash of light vs. darkness—while showing that the power of darkness is limited to an “hour” under God’s sovereign plan.

Scott LaPierrescottlapierre
2025-08-25

The special a few of the LaPierres sang yesterday…

Cover of Come Jesus Come by Stephen McWhirter

youtu.be/6A-HeJJncvA

Scott LaPierrescottlapierre
2025-08-23

Solomon seems to have had more reason to be content than anyone throughout history, but ironically, he is the author of the book about discontentment.

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Solomon seems to have had more reason to be content than anyone throughout history, but ironically, he is the author of the book about discontentment. #BeingContentGodsWay

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Scott LaPierrescottlapierre
2025-08-18

Jesus the Last Adam: God’s Wrath, Our Redemption (1 Corinthians 15:45 and Luke 22:42-43)

scottlapierre.org/jesus-the-la

Jesus as the Last Adam is one of the most powerful truths in Scripture, as Christ came to save us from the consequences of Adam's sin in the Garden of Eden.

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