Funeral Services for Earl Howard "California Earl" 2/17/26 FellowshipWorld Church 878 Humboldt Parkway, Buffalo, NY

Love Is What Love Does — Part 2 | Ecclesiastes 3:8 We often define love as kindness, patience, and forgiveness — and it is. But the Bible also teaches something deeper: real love has boundaries. Ecclesiastes 3:8 declares “a time to love and a time to hate; a time of war and a time of peace.” This message challenges the idea that love means tolerating everything. Sometimes love confronts. Sometimes love walks away. Sometimes love fights for what God has given you. Love is not passive. Love protects. Love chooses. Love acts. If Part 1 taught us what love looks like… Part 2 teaches us what love refuses.

Bishop John Young | Love Is... What Love Does (Part 1) The world talks about love as a feeling — but the Bible defines love as behavior. In 1 Corinthians 13, Paul shows us that love is not proven by words, gifts, talent, or spiritual activity. Love is proven by actions: patience, kindness, forgiveness, endurance, and grace. You can worship loudly, serve faithfully, and still miss the very thing God values most — love. This message calls believers beyond emotion into transformation. Because Christianity is not revealed by how high you shout… but by how well you treat people. Love isn’t what we say. Love isn’t what we feel. Love is what love does.

What if LIFE is the biggest championship game ever played? We get tackled, we drop the ball, we throw interceptions… but God keeps advancing His plan. No matter what quarter of life you’re in — childhood, youth, adulthood, or the later years — every play is moving you closer to the goal line of eternal life. If this message encourages you, like, share, and subscribe so more people can be reminded: You’re still in the game — and through Jesus, we already have the victory. #Faith #ChristianSermon #Encouragement #Jesus #Sermon #Victory #Church #Bible #Hope

What if LIFE is the biggest championship game ever played? We get tackled, we drop the ball, we throw interceptions… but God keeps advancing His plan. No matter what quarter of life you’re in — childhood, youth, adulthood, or the later years — every play is moving you closer to the goal line of eternal life. If this message encourages you, like, share, and subscribe so more people can be reminded: You’re still in the game — and through Jesus, we already have the victory. #Faith #ChristianSermon #Encouragement #Jesus #Sermon #Victory #Church #Bible #Hope

“I Was Glad When They Said Unto Me…” | Psalm 122:1 | Sunday Worship Sermon What makes you glad to go into the house of the Lord? In this powerful message from Psalm 122:1, we explore the difference between going out of obligation and going with expectation. David didn’t rejoice because church was convenient—he rejoiced because God was there. This sermon speaks to: When worship starts to feel routine When faith becomes duty instead of desire How God restores gladness, strength, and joy in His presence Why community, expectation, and God’s presence still matter If worship has felt heavy… If prayer has felt like a chore… If church has felt like something you do instead of a place you encounter God… This message is for you. 📖 Scripture: Psalm 122:1 🎤 Speaker: Bishop John Young 🏛 Church: FellowshipWorld 📅 Service: Sunday Morning Worship 👉 This is your invitation: Come back with expectation. Come back with openness. Come back ready to meet God again. 👍 Like • 💬 Comment • 🔔 Subscribe Share this message with someone who needs their gladness restored. ⏱ TIMESTAMPS 00:00 – Welcome & Opening Scripture (Psalm 122:1) 02:15 – Glad, Not Dragged: Obligation vs Expectation 05:40 – “I Was Glad”: Why David Went to the House of the Lord 08:50 – Glad Because of Who I’m Going to See (God’s Presence) 13:30 – Childhood Story: Loving Freedom, Resisting Responsibility 17:05 – Glad Because of What Happens in God’s House 21:10 – Glad Because I Didn’t Have to Go Alone (Community Matters) 24:30 – Glad Because I Knew I Was Welcome 27:20 – Check Your Gladness: Heart Examination 29:10 – Invitation to Worship & Closing Prayer

Totally Gospel Network | Weekend Worship 9:30 am - A Taste of Buffalo 10:00 am - Morning Manna with Bishop John Young 10:30 am - Preaching Women with Pastor Valerie Foye Listen to Totally Gospel 24/7 at www.totallygospel.com and on your Roku Device by downloading the Totally Gospel Channel app.

Sunday Morning Worship at FellowshipWorld Church! We’re glad you joined us for our Sunday AM worship experience at FellowshipWorld. Today’s service is filled with powerful praise, heartfelt worship, and a life-giving Word designed to strengthen your faith and encourage your walk with God. Whether you’re joining us live or watching later, we pray this service blesses you, challenges you, and reminds you that God is present, powerful, and purposeful in your life. FellowshipWorld Church 878 Humboldt Parkway, Buffalo, NY Online Worship Community : www.fellowshipworld.org Online Giving: Cashapp:fellowshipworld  Venmo: $bishopyoung 🙏 Come ready to worship, reflect, and receive @followers @highlight

Totally Gospel Network | Weekend Worship 9:30 am - A Taste of Buffalo 10:00 am - Morning Manna with Bishop John Young 10:30 am - Preaching Women with Pastor Valerie Foye Listen to Totally Gospel 24/7 at www.totallygospel.com and on your Roku Device by downloading the Totally Gospel Channel app.

Bishop John Young lifts his voice in one of the timeless hymns of the church, “I Know I’ve Been Changed.” This powerful selection reminds us that when you encounter Jesus, something really happens—chains break, hearts shift, and lives are transformed. This isn’t just a song—it’s a testimony wrapped in melody. If you’ve ever been touched by grace, this hymn will speak your language. 🕊️ “I know I’ve been changed… the angels in heaven done signed my name.” Be encouraged. Be reminded. And if you’ve been changed, don’t be ashamed to testify. 👉 Like, share, and subscribe for more worship moments and ministry from Bishop John Young. Visit us today at www.bishopyoung.com

“This One Is Between Me and God” | Love Hurts Series There are moments when your pain isn’t about people. Your tears aren’t about attention. Your silence isn’t weakness. This one is between you and God. In this powerful sermon from the Love Hurts series, we walk through the story of Hannah (1 Samuel 1)—a woman who was blessed on the outside but broken on the inside. Though anointed, loved, and provided for, Hannah carried silent grief, public provocation, and private prayers that led to covenant and breakthrough. This message is for anyone who: Feels anointed but annoyed Is tired of performing in church while hurting in private Knows they need healing, not hype Is learning when to pray in secret instead of explaining everything Needs freedom from denial, bitterness, and comparison You’ll hear truth about: ✔ Silent prayers and misunderstood pain ✔ Why some battles require privacy ✔ The danger of denial in church culture ✔ How covenant produces birth ✔ When healing is between you and God 📖 Scripture References: 1 Samuel 1:1–28 Matthew 6:6 Psalm 32:3–5 John 15:7 Isaiah 66:9 💬 Key Quote: “Not everybody needs access to what God is healing.” 🙏 If this message blessed you, like, share, and subscribe. Drop a comment below and let us know how God is healing you—even if you’re still in process.

🔥 Be Careful of Quick Success 🔥 Because elevation comes with enemies you didn’t see coming. In this powerful message, we unpack a sobering truth: Quick success attracts three enemies—and the most dangerous one might be YOU. 🛑 One enemy will be in your face 🛑 One enemy will be behind your back 🛑 And one enemy will be looking at you in the mirror Using biblical insight, real-life application, and straight talk, this sermon exposes how fast elevation can reveal unhealed pride, misplaced trust, and hidden insecurity. Not every open door is God’s timing—and not every crown is worth rushing. 📍 FellowshipWorld Church 🙏 Come ready to worship, reflect, and receive You made it—and God isn’t finished with you yet. @followers @highlight