Bishop John Young - JUST SAY “NO”! "Then Peter said, 'Silver or gold, I do not have…'" — Acts 3:6 This message is for anyone feeling overwhelmed by life’s demands—whether you're in ministry, managing a career, raising a family, or simply trying to keep up. Saying "no" isn’t weakness; it's wisdom. It's self-care. It’s making room for God to restore what’s been lost. Underneath our streets flow supplies of water, natural gas, and even electricity—each controlled by valves and meters that regulate the flow. But what happens when the pipes leak or the wiring burns out? The supply is there, but the connection is broken. Spiritually and emotionally, many of us experience the same thing. We pour into others, but over time, the wear and tear show—leaks in our emotional plumbing, sparks in our spiritual wiring. We keep flipping the switch, trying to push through, until we short-circuit completely. I know this all too well. After decades of ministry—pastoring, leading worship, running radio stations, and never missing a Sunday—I found myself drained, broken, and disconnected. Depression, betrayal, financial loss, and personal struggles overloaded my system. And still, I kept trying to "fix" it myself. But the truth is simple: Sometimes, the most powerful thing you can do is just say NO. If you've been running on empty, struggling in silence, or ignoring the warning signs—this is your wake-up call. It's time to stop patching the leaks and start allowing true healing. Just say NO. #Faith #Healing #SelfCare #Ministry #MentalHealth #SayNo

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LaFraya Wilson, is a principal at West Hertel Academy, Buffalo, NY where she did her residency. She studied Educational Leadership and Policy at University at Buffalo and is Married to Tyshaun “TytheRare” Wilson. Together they are the parents 2 children and operate the Destination WE School of GRIT which launches August 2024 and The Wilson Institute College of Theology Her formative years were spent gleaning from the saints that attended the Holy Temple C.O.G.I.C., Buffalo, NY under the leadership of the Late Bishop Lee Allen Spight.

LaFraya Wilson, is a principal at West Hertel Academy, Buffalo, NY where she did her residency. She studied Educational Leadership and Policy at University at Buffalo and is Married to Tyshaun “TytheRare” Wilson. Together they are the parents 2 children and operate the Destination WE School of GRIT which launches August 2024 and The Wilson Institute College of Theology Her formative years were spent gleaning from the saints that attended the Holy Temple C.O.G.I.C., Buffalo, NY under the leadership of the Late Bishop Lee Allen Spight.

LaFraya Wilson, is a principal at West Hertel Academy, Buffalo, NY where she did her residency. She studied Educational Leadership and Policy at University at Buffalo and is Married to Tyshaun “TytheRare” Wilson. Together they are the parents 2 children and operate the Destination WE School of GRIT which launches August 2024 and The Wilson Institute College of Theology Her formative years were spent gleaning from the saints that attended the Holy Temple C.O.G.I.C., Buffalo, NY under the leadership of the Late Bishop Lee Allen Spight.

Bishop John H. Young - Anointed But Annoyed Hannah, a woman who seemed to have it all—a loving husband, grace, beauty, and favor. But behind the surface, her heart longed for one thing: a child. Despite her blessings, she faced an unspoken turmoil. She was surrounded by reminders of what she couldn't have. In this video, we dive deep into Hannah's story and explore how her pain mirrors the silent struggles many of us face today. Are you like Hannah? On the outside, everything seems perfect, but on the inside, you're battling frustration, longing, or despair? Whether it's in your relationships, career, or personal life, sometimes it feels like you're stuck in a storm while everyone else sees you thriving. In this message, we discuss how to handle those silent battles, how to bring your frustrations before God, and how to trust Him with your deepest desires. Like Hannah, when you're feeling anointed but annoyed, prayer is the key. Remember: Your pain is not the end. There is hope for tomorrow. Keep pressing towards your purpose, trusting that God's plans for you are greater than you can imagine. Take a deep breath and declare: "I CAN DO THIS." 🌿 #ICanDoThis #Faith #TrustInGod #Hope #Hannah #SilentStruggles #Prayer #AnointedButAnnoyed FELLOWSHIPWORLD CHURCH 878 Humboldt Parkway, Buffalo NY Www.bishopyoung.com

Let the Church Say Amen | The Power and Meaning of "Amen" The message by Bishop John Young, "Let the Church Say Amen" explores the profound significance of the word “Amen” in the Christian faith. Key Points: 🔹 Amen’s Universal and Biblical Meaning: "Amen" is a word that transcends languages and cultures, remaining unchanged throughout history. Rooted in the Hebrew word AMAN (meaning “believe”), it signifies faithfulness, certainty, and trust in God. 🔹 The Power of Agreement: Saying “Amen” is more than a routine response—it is an affirmation of God’s truth. Believers should be mindful of when and how they say "Amen" to ensure they are aligning with biblical truth, not error or negativity. www.bishopyoung.com Cashapp: $fellowshipworld "Amen" is the last word in the Bible (Revelation 22:21), symbolizing the finality and certainty of God’s promises. It serves as God’s seal of affirmation on His Word. 🔹 Worship and Obedience: Saying "Amen" reflects our agreement with God’s greatness and commands. Even in hardship, believers can say "Amen" because God's plans work for good (Romans 8:28). 🔹 Jesus as "The Amen" (Revelation 3:14): Christ Himself is called “The Amen”, meaning He is the foundation of truth and faithfulness. Jesus supports, nourishes, and sustains those who trust in Him. 🔹 A Call to Thoughtful Worship: "Amen" should not be spoken carelessly but with awareness of its significance. True worship begins with "Amen," acknowledging God’s sovereignty and faithfulness. 🔹 A Challenge to Believers: Saying "Amen" is a commitment to live according to God’s will. It is a declaration of faith, obedience, and reliance on God’s truth. Conclusion: "Amen" is more than just a word—it is a powerful declaration of faith, worship, and trust in God. It affirms His greatness, aligns us with His will, and signifies our unwavering belief in His promises. 📢 So, Let the Church Say Amen!

Bishop John Young - God Appreciates You (I Can Do This! - Part 2) – Matthew 25:21 "Well done, thou good and faithful servant: thou hast been faithful over a few things, I will make thee ruler over many things: enter thou into the joy of thy Lord." Feeling unappreciated? You’re not alone. Whether you’re serving as a parent, spouse, friend, leader, or volunteer, it can sometimes feel like your efforts go unnoticed. But remember, GOD SEES YOU. 💡 5 Quick Points to Help You Keep Serving Faithfully 1️⃣ Remember who you’re working for – Colossians 3:23-24 2️⃣ Give God the glory – Isaiah 42:8 3️⃣ Don’t let others belittle you – 1 Timothy 4:12 4️⃣ Be thankful in all circumstances – 1 Thessalonians 5:18 5️⃣ Know your value – Luke 12:6-8 God values your work and your heart. You are HIS child, and He sees your faithfulness. 🙏 Thank you for your service, prayers, and unwavering faith! From FellowshipWorld, we appreciate you deeply. Remember: You are SOMEBODY! ✨ Stay encouraged and know that God’s ultimate reward awaits: “Well done, good and faithful servant…”

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Bishop John Young -I Can Do This! (Part 1) Ecclesiastes 5:4-7 – The Power and Responsibility of Vows "When you make a vow to God, do not delay in fulfilling it, for He has no pleasure in fools. Pay what you have vowed. Better not to vow than to vow and not fulfill it." (Ecclesiastes 5:4-5) This powerful passage reminds us of the weight of our commitments, both to God and others. Vows are not casual promises—they are binding agreements that shape our lives spiritually, emotionally, and practically. Whether it's marriage vows, personal promises, or commitments to God, breaking them can have devastating consequences. In this message, you'll discover: ✔️ The importance of resolving conflicts with yourself, others, and God. ✔️ Why stability and faithfulness are critical to fulfilling your vows (James 1:8). ✔️ How to take responsibility for past failures and seek true restoration. ✔️ The difference between saying "I'm sorry" and living a life of repentance. No matter how far you've strayed or how much damage you've caused, there is hope and restoration through Jesus Christ. But it starts with confession, accountability, and a willingness to do the hard work of repair. Take the first step today. Declare, "I CAN DO THIS!" Let this be the moment where you honor your vows and align your life with God’s promises. 👉 Watch now and begin your journey toward restoration, stability, and spiritual growth. #Ecclesiastes #FaithfulPromises #Restoration #ICanDoThis #BibleTeaching