Scott LaPierre Ministries
Latest Episodes
The Madness of Sin and the Wisdom of Walking with God (1 Samuel 22–26)
King Sauls life in 1 Samuel 2226 reveals how unrepentant sin can destroy the mind and heart. Sauls jealousy of David grew into paranoia, self-pity, and ultimately madness. Yet David, who walked clo
When the Body Fails but the Soul Grows Strong: An Eternal Perspective on Suffering (2 Corinthians 4:16-18)
Theres something uniquely difficult about physical suffering. Pain, weakness, and aging can leave us discouraged. Satan understood this well. After taking everything from Jobhis possessions and chil
Saul’s Hollow Confession: When Saying ‘I Have Sinned’ Isn’t Repentance (1 Samuel 15)
Sauls confession in 1 Samuel 15 sounded spiritualbut it wasnt repentance. Learn how fearing people replaces fearing God, why obedience is better than sacrifice, and how true confession brings mercy
Achan’s Hidden Sin: How Secret Disobedience Destroys Lives (Joshua 7)
Have you ever thought you could keep a sin hiddensomething no one would ever find out about? Thats exactly what Achan believed in Joshua 7. He took what God had forbidden, buried it beneath his tent
Balaam: Saying “I Have Sinned” Without Changing (Numbers 22)
In Numbers 22, Balaam said, I have sinned, but he never truly repented. His story is one of the clearest examples in Scripture of a person who sounded spiritual while living in disobedience. Discove
Pharaoh’s False Repentance: When “I Have Sinned” Isn’t True Repentance
When Pharaohs false repentance is compared with Abrahams obedience, the midwives courage, and Moses intercession, we learn what genuine fear of God looks likeand why fear of God produces obedienc
Peter Wept, Judas Died: The Difference Between Repentance and Regret (2 Corinthians 7:10 and Matthew 27:1-5)
Peter wept, Judas diedbut what made the difference between repentance and regret? Explore the powerful contrast between Peter and Judas, understanding how godly grief leads to repentance and salvatio
Peter Wept Bitterly: How God Turns Failure into Repentance (Luke 22:61-62)
Peter wept bitterly because God turned his failure into repentance. Explore why Peter wept bitterly (Luke 22:6162). A single, providential look from Jesus pierced his heart, and brokenness became the
Peter Denies Christ: Pride, Prayerlessness, and Sin’s Downward Spiral (Luke 22:54-60)
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 warni
When Satan’s Hour Came: The Power of Darkness in Luke 22:47-53
Jesus faced the power of darkness at GethsemaneJudass betrayal, the arrest, and the cosmic clash of light vs. darknesswhile showing that the power of darkness is limited to an hour under Gods so





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