Pastor Sherry Lupton Sunday Sermons

Called to Do the Work | A Christian Sermon on God’s Calling, Purpose, and Preparation

What has God called you to do—and what’s keeping you from taking the next step? In this sermon, “Called to Do the Work,” Pastor explores Acts 13:1–3 and the story of Barnabas and Saul, reminding us that God calls people to meaningful work, prepares them through worship, prayer, and fasting, and equips them to fulfill His purpose.

You may not feel qualified, ready, or certain about what comes next. But God can use your background, your experiences, and even your struggles to serve others. Be encouraged to trust God’s timing, recognize the people He places in your life, and move forward in faith.

Listen for a message about Christian faith, discovering your calling, serving God, spiritual preparation, prayer, fasting, purpose, and trusting God through life’s challenges.

Scripture: Acts 13:1–3
Sermon title: “Called to Do the Work”

In this powerful sermon, Pastor Sherry Lupton teaches from Ephesians 1:17–20 about the importance of knowing God more deeply. She encourages listeners to seek wisdom, revelation, discernment, and a stronger relationship with Jesus—especially during life’s trials. Through faith, prayer, and God’s Word, we are reminded that we are chosen, called, and never alone. When life gets difficult, remember: God is still faithful, and there is always hope in Him.

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Don’t Miss the Blessing in the Benediction | Pastor Sherry Lupton

Sometimes we’re so ready to reach the end that we miss what God has waiting for us in the closing.In this powerful message, Pastor Sherry Lupton explores Paul’s final greetings to the Philippian Church and reminds us that the conclusion is not something to rush through.

Just as Paul closes his letter with purpose, encouragement, and blessing, there are spiritual truths we can miss when we’re too anxious to move on.The benediction is more than the end of the service—it carries a blessing.

After the preaching, the singing, and the Word, God may still have something important to say.

Tune in as Pastor Sherry Lupton teaches from Philippians and encourages believers to slow down, listen to the Holy Spirit, and don’t miss the blessing at the end.

Grace Undeserved, Love That Never Quits | Philippians 4:21-23 | Pastor Sherry Lupton Sermon

What if the most powerful message in the book of Philippians is found in its final three verses?In this inspiring sermon, Pastor Sherry Lupton explores Philippians 4:21-23, revealing how the Apostle Paul's closing words contain a timeless reminder of God's amazing grace, unmerited favor, and unconditional love. While many overlook these final greetings, this message uncovers the incredible blessing Paul leaves for every believer.Discover why God's grace is more than forgiveness—it's His constant presence, strength, favor, and sustaining power for everyday life. Whether you're facing disappointment, anxiety, family struggles, self-inflicted mistakes, or seasons of uncertainty, this sermon reminds us that God's grace never runs out, never gives up, and never leaves His children.In this message, you'll learn:

• Why God's grace is an undeserved gift—not something we earn.
• How grace strengthens believers during life's hardest moments.
• What Paul meant when he blessed the Philippian church with "The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ be with your spirit."
• Why God's love never quits—even when we feel like giving up.
• How to extend grace and forgiveness to others as Christ has done for us.

If you need encouragement today, this message will remind you that God's grace is sufficient, His love is unconditional, and His presence will sustain you through every season.Scripture: Philippians 4:21-23If this message blessed you, don't forget to Like, Subscribe, Share, and leave a comment telling us how God's grace has impacted your life.

Paid in Full: Living in God's Abundant Provision | Philippians 4:15-20 What does it truly mean to be "Paid in Full"?

In this powerful message from Shiloh Presbyterian Church, Pastor Sherry Lupton explores Philippians 4:15-20, revealing how generosity, faithful giving, and wholehearted worship become a fragrant offering that delights God. Discover why God isn't simply looking at the amount you give—but the condition of your heart.

Learn how the Philippian church's sacrificial generosity became an act of worship, why God's provision flows from His unlimited riches in Christ Jesus, and how aligning your heart with God unlocks blessings, peace, healing, and purpose. If you've been wondering whether God sees your sacrifices, this encouraging sermon will remind you that He is faithful to supply every need according to His glorious riches.

Whether you're facing financial challenges, emotional struggles, or simply seeking a deeper relationship with Christ, this biblical teaching will strengthen your faith and remind you that because of Jesus, your debt has already been paid in full.

Listen now and be encouraged to trust God, give from your heart, and walk confidently in His abundant provision

Trusting God in Every Season of Life | Finding Contentment Through Christ (Philippians 4:10-13)

How do you trust God when life doesn't go according to plan?

In this powerful sermon, Pastor Sherry Lupton explores Philippians 4:10-13, revealing what the Apostle Paul truly meant when he said, "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." Discover how biblical contentment isn't based on circumstances, but on learning to depend on God's strength through every season of life.

Whether you're facing financial hardship, illness, unemployment, relationship struggles, anxiety, or a season of abundance, this encouraging message reminds us that God's peace surpasses all understanding and His strength is enough.

Learn the biblical meaning of contentment, how to hear God's voice, and why spiritual maturity comes through trusting Him in every circumstance.If you've been searching for hope, peace, and encouragement in uncertain times, this message will strengthen your faith and remind you that you never have to walk through life's challenges alone.

Scripture: Philippians 4:10-13

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God's Peace That Surpasses Understanding | Finding Peace Through Christ in Times of Fear and Anxiety

What does it mean to experience the peace of God that "surpasses all understanding"? In this powerful message, Pastor Sherry Lupton explores Philippians 4:7 and shares how God's supernatural peace can guard your heart and mind through Christ Jesus, even in life's most difficult seasons.

Drawing from personal testimony, Pastor Sherry reflects on the journey of trusting God during her late husband's cancer diagnosis, revealing how the Holy Spirit transformed fear, anxiety, and uncertainty into lasting peace. She reminds listeners that true peace isn't found by striving harder or running from one solution to another—it's found by being still, trusting God, and allowing Him to direct your path.

If you're feeling overwhelmed, anxious, fearful, or searching for hope, this encouraging biblical message will strengthen your faith and remind you that God is still in control. Discover how walking with Christ unlocks a peace the world cannot offer and why the Holy Spirit remains our comfort, strength, and protector through every storm.

In this episode you'll discover:

What Philippians 4:7 really means

How God's peace guards your heart and mind

Finding hope in seasons of grief, illness, and uncertainty

Why trusting God is greater than understanding every circumstance

The role of the Holy Spirit in overcoming fear and anxiety

Practical encouragement for strengthening your faith every day

Whether you're facing a personal trial or simply need a reminder of God's promises, this message

offers biblical encouragement to help you experience the peace that only Jesus Christ can give.

Childlike Faith: Trusting Jesus With Every Burden | Matthew 11:25–30What does it mean to have childlike faith in a complicated world? In this encouraging message from Matthew 11:25–30, Pastor Sherry explores Jesus' invitation to trust Him with humility, surrender, and complete dependence. Discover why God reveals His truth to those with open, teachable hearts rather than those who rely solely on human wisdom.This sermon unpacks the power of childlike faith, the promise of rest for the weary, and the freedom found in laying every burden at the feet of Jesus. Whether you're carrying stress, grief, anxiety, guilt, or uncertainty, you'll be reminded that Christ's yoke is easy, His burden is light, and His grace is sufficient.In this episode you'll discover:

• What Jesus meant by "childlike faith"
• Why humility opens the door to God's revelation
• How to trust God instead of relying on your own understanding
• The true meaning of taking on Christ's yoke
• Biblical encouragement for finding peace, rest, and strength in every season

If you're searching for hope, spiritual growth, biblical teaching, or practical encouragement for your walk with Christ, this message will inspire you to trust God's process and experience His peace.

Scripture: Matthew 11:25–30

How do you trust God in a world filled with endless information, social media, and artificial intelligence?

In this encouraging message, Pastor Sherry Lupton challenges Generation Z—and believers of every age—to place their confidence in God's wisdom instead of their own understanding.Drawing from Proverbs 3:5–6, Pastor Sherry explores what it means to trust God's process, surrender control, and allow Him to direct your path.

Through personal stories, biblical insight, and practical encouragement, she reminds us that true wisdom comes from seeking God first, not relying on ourselves or the voices of culture.Whether you're navigating school, work, relationships, or life's uncertainties, this sermon offers timeless truth for anyone learning to walk by faith.

Scripture: Proverbs 3:5–6"Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to Him, and He will make your paths straight."