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Lent is a time of deep significance in the Christian calendar, filled with opportunities for personal reflection, sacrifice and spiritual growth. Spanning 40 days from Ash Wednesday to Holy Thursday, this sacred season calls believers to draw closer to Elohim through dedicated prayer, intentional fasting, acts of almsgiving and conditioning one's emunah . Ultimately, Lent prepares Christians to joyfully celebrate the resurrection of Yeshua Christ on Easter Sunday. Hebrews that claim Judaism don't celebrate Lent, which is a Christian observance, but some suggest that the month of Elul can be considered a Jewish Lent. During Lent, Christians are encouraged to pursue genuine transformation of heart and mind. This journey is not merely about giving up luxuries or pleasures It involves embodying the teachings of Yeshua Christ in everyday life. Engaging in these practices helps followers deepen their emunah with Elohim. Emunah is most often translated into English as "faith" or "belief," but its meaning is closer to the word "trust." When the word first appears in the Torah, in the story of Avraham's ( Abraham) encounter with Elohim, the verse says, "And he believed in Hashem and He credited emunah to him as tzedakah (righteousness.)" --Bereshis/Genesis 15: 6 The Aw'dom (Humanity) Tradition Of Lent There is no divine law from Elohim that commands mortals to practice Lent nor is it a Torah law that carried into the Brit Chadasha (New Testament). To be clear, Lent is a human created tradition that is practiced in the West. Meaning, you don't go to Hell if you don't observe or partake in Lent and you don't get a pass to go into Heaven if you observe or partake in Lent. It's a nice tradition with meaning and purpose and here at Unaligned Church, our flock does observe and partake in Lent. We don't do this for show, for bonus points with Elohim or to show off in front of people. We do it because it's simply a good time to weaken the flesh, turn off the world's noise and focus on our relationship with Elohim. Tradition 1: Prayer One of the key factors in Lent is prayer. Prayer stands as one of the fundamental practices of Lent. It invites Christians to dedicate additional time to seek Elohim's presence. This can take many forms, including personal devotions, communal gatherings, or liturgical services. Regardless of the format, the goal remains the same: cultivating a deeper connection with Yahweh, Ruwah and Yeshua. Giving thanks to Elohim through prayer. Tradition 2: Book Study Reading Scripture during Lent enriches your prayer life and reflection. Consider focusing on passages that highlight themes of repentance and grace. For example, Lukas/Luke 15: 11-32, the Parable Of The Prodigal Son, beautifully illustrates Elohim's boundless mercy. Engaging with these texts not only deepens your understanding but opens your heart to Their will. A serene setting for Lent prayer and meditation. Tradition 3: Fasting: A Pathway To Self-Control Fasting is another vital aspect of Lent, extending beyond the common practice of abstaining from meat on Fridays. It serves as an opportunity for self-discipline and spiritual reflection in various areas of life. For instance, in a 2021 survey by the American Psychological Association, 20% of respondents reported giving up social media during Lent to focus more on personal growth and spiritual practices. The purpose of fasting is to weaken fleshly desires and create space for spiritual nourishment. This might involve giving up luxuries or distractions—like excessive television, food, junk food, alcohol, social media, sugar, etc. Such choices prompt Elohim's followers to refocus their energies on seeking Elohim. Fasting is not solely about giving up something to bonus points with Elohim, to show off your discipline to others or a means to "lose weight". Book fasting is not centered in health benefits as many advertise in aw'dom's world. Book fasting is about weaking your flesh, sacrificing something so you can make room for Elohim in their lives. This intentional pause allows believers to rely on divine strength and direction, realigning their focus on what truly matters. Tradition 4:The Call To Expressing Ahavah/Almsgiving Almsgiving represents the third pillar of Lent, reminding Christians to extend love and charity to the less fortunate. This season encourages acts of kindness, whether through direct monetary support, volunteering at local shelters, or donation drives for food banks. During Lent 2020, for example, the Catholic Charities USA reported a 30% increase in volunteer participation, demonstrating a tangible commitment to community support. Participating in almsgiving fosters a sense of community and reinforces the understanding that Lent is about more than personal sacrifice—it's about our shared humanity. It is essential to open oneself to needs within the community, fostering compassion and service as expressions of Fruits Of The Spirit ( Galátai/ Galatians 5: 22-23) A donation box ready to serve those in need during Lent Tradition 5: Reflecting on Baptism & Renewal Amid these practices, Lent invites believers to reflect on baptism's profound meaning. Baptism is a outward expression of spiritua l circumcision  t hat happens inside of the heart of a person and symbolizes dying to avaon and rising to new life in Christ, making it essential to grasp the purpose of Lent. As Christians journey through this season, they should revisit their baptismal vows unto Elohim and commitments to follow Christ faithfully. This reflective process encourages true repentance and conversion. It serves as a reminder that Lent is about internal transformation, not merely external actions. Embracing this shift in heart and mind enhances the celebration of Easter and nurtures a deeper appreciation of the resurrection. Two men dedicating or re-dedicating their lives back to Christ and getting baptized. Tradition 6: The Spiritual Significance Of Sacrifice Each of the Lenten practices—prayer, fasting and almsgiving—illustrates the overarching theme of sacrifice. Lent invites believers to commit themselves more fully to Elohim's, relinquishing personal desires and comforts. This sacrificial spirit contributes to personal growth and spiritual maturity. Balancing worldly desires with spiritual goals can be challenging. Yet, through disciplines practiced during Lent, believers can cultivate resilience and a lasting closeness with Elohim. The sacrifices made reflect the ultimate sacrifice of Yeshua Christ, reminding us of His steadfast love for aw'dom. Tradition 7: A Time For Transformation The purpose of Lent is rich and multi-layered. It is a period of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving that encourages deep inner conversion, allowing Christians to more faithfully follow Jesus’ teachings. This season is not only about preparing for the joyous celebration of Easter but also about forging a stronger relationship with Elohim and understanding one's role within the community. As C hristians engage in focused prayer, thoughtful fasting and generous giving, each aspect of Lent builds toward spiritual renewal. Embracing the transformative power of this sacred season can lead to lasting change and a heart aligned with Elohim’s will. May this Lent be a meaningful and enriching time for all seeking to strengthen their faith and grow closer to the Elohim! Learn more about Lent here . #UnalignedChurch #UC #UnalignedChurchCommuntiy #Lent © Unaligned Church 2025

Shalom, Traveler! Welcome and thank you for stopping by. Before you venture onward on your journey, allow us to explain a few things, what you should expect from our us and the theme of our ekklisía. Unaligned Church L.L.C. (UC) is different from a lot of churches, primairly because we were not called to be a 501(c)3 or a 508(1)(c)(a) religious organization. It's nothing personal to our brothers and sisters who have tax exempt status and have been called to be such, but calling and our purpose with the Lord does not align with the typical churches who form under either of those branches. For those who don't know what these two terms mean, allow us to provide a breakdown of the two. Understanding A 501(c)(3) & Non-Profit Organizations A 501(c)(3) is a specific category of non-profit organization in the United States that the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recognizes as exempt from federal income tax. To be eligible, the organization must be exclusively organized and operated for one of the following purposes: Charitable Religious Educational Scientific Literary Testing For Public Safety Promoting National & International Amateur Sports Competitions Preventing Cruelty To Children Or Animals. Key Characteristics & Regulations Tax-Deductible Donations: Donations to a 501(c)(3) are tax-deductible for the donor, making it the only type of non-profit organization with this benefit. Restrictions on Political Activity: These organizations are strictly prohibited from engaging in any political campaign activities for or against candidates and may face limitations on legislative lobbying efforts. No Private Benefit: A 501(c)(3) cannot be organized or operated for the benefit of private interests, meaning that no net earnings can benefit any private shareholder or individual. Organizational Types: A 501(c)(3) may be classified as either a public charity or a private foundation, each with distinct regulations and funding sources. Permanent Dedication Of Assets: In the event of dissolution, a 501(c)(3)’s assets must be permanently dedicated to an exempt purpose, typically by distributing them to another tax-exempt organization or government entity. How To Obtain 501(c)(3) Status The steps to secure 501(c)(3) status from the IRS are as follows: Incorporate The Nonprofit: File Articles of Incorporation at the state level to establish the organization as a legal entity. Apply For An Employer Identification Number (EIN): Obtain this number from the IRS. File The Appropriate Application With The IRS: Seek federal tax-exempt status by completing one of the following forms: Form 1023-EZ: A streamlined, shorter form for smaller organizations with projected gross receipts of less than $50,000 and total assets under $250,000. Form 1023: A longer, more comprehensive form for all other organizations. Understanding A 508(c)(1)(A) Tax-Exempt Status A 508(c)(1)(A) provision in the U.S. Internal Revenue Code grants automatic tax-exempt status to churches and similar religious organizations without necessitating an application to the IRS. Unlike most nonprofits that need to apply for 501(c)(3) status, a 508(c)(1)(A) organization is a unique type of 501(c)(3) that is automatically recognized upon its establishment, provided it meets the IRS criteria for a church. Key Features Of A 508(c)(1)(A) Organization: Automatic Exemption : Churches do not need to submit IRS Form 1023 to gain official tax-exempt recognition, unlike most other nonprofits that must file and await IRS approval. No Annual Reporting : Organizations qualifying under 508(c)(1)(A) are exempt from filing annual informational tax returns, such as Form 990. Tax-Deductible Donations : Since they are automatically classified as 501(c)(3) entities, donations made to a 508(c)(1)(A) church are tax-deductible for donors. No Political Campaign Intervention : Similar to all 501(c)(3) organizations, churches are strictly prohibited from engaging in political campaigns for or against any public office candidates. No Private Benefit : To maintain tax-exempt status, a church must ensure that no earnings benefit any private individual. There are potential misunderstandings about 508(c)(1)(A) we want you to be aware of. Some organizations or promoters may mislead individuals into thinking that a 508(c)(1)(A) is a distinct legal structure that completely avoids government oversight or evades all taxes. This is inaccurate for several reasons. Still Subject Rules : A 508(c)(1)(A) entity remains a 501(c)(3) organization and must comply with identical regulations, including the requirement to operate exclusively for religious or charitable purposes. Taxable Unrelated Business Income : Any income derived from activities not substantially related to the church’s tax-exempt mission may be subject to Unrelated Business Income Tax (UBIT). No "Filing" for 508 : There is no specific IRS form to apply for 508(c)(1)(A) status; it is a provision that recognizes qualifying organizations without the need for an application. Ability to Obtain an IRS Determination Letter : A church can voluntarily file Form 1023 to receive an official determination letter from the IRS. While this is not mandatory, it can enhance credibility for fundraising or grant applications. Elohim went a different direction with this flock wanted us to be LLC, have full control of our assets and to provide helpful services to the public. We use a car theme on the website and on Discord, where the online church is housed and where we stream our Sabbath evening service and Sunday evening service. If you're curious as to why we have cars displayed on the website and our Discord server Elohim wanted to use a allegory to reach the lost. Our temple is the car, the roads we travel are two paths. One path is cramped and narrowed and the other is broad and leads to a dead end. Here at Unaligned Church we use our understanding of these complex topics so we can witness better and meet people where they’re at. For example, if someone has trauma with anger or rejection, our clergy can’t speak with passion that it will come off as “angry” or volcanic in appearance. If the topic of sin is mentioned, we need to make sure messages are clean, formal and don’t pinpoint a particular person so they don’t feel attacked, which can lead to rejection. All of these steps are taken to assure our members and visitors will have a easy, peaceful experience with us. We must make sure when we listen to others, we don’t do something that will be perceived as bigoted, rude, disrespectful and condescending in a sinful way. Of course it’s impossible to please everyone as much as it to be perfect in the eyes of the public, but putting forth the effort to understand people, their triggers and being mindful of their boundaries is a good characteristics of our church. Most churches just preach and do whatever comes natural or in some cases, whatever they deem good. Sometimes, this will mean overlooking wounded, struggling people or people who have questions and want to ask them without the fear of being bullied, harassed or seen as a problem for simply asking their questions. Our mission is straight forward. Globally we teach the truth of the whole Book (Bible), make disciples and prepare the flock to go out into the world to witness for Yeshua Christ. Locally, we desire to bring Travelers closer to the Lord and to unify avoid division. We stand together to support one another through the challenges we face, offering understanding, compassion and a safe space to heal. No matter what burdens you carry, you are not alone. We think it’s reasonable to think that if we choose to understand and help each other that we (the church) and the other party can find strength and solace in our shared experiences and can work towards peaceful solutions. Whether you are a member or visitor, you are welcome in our online home, where your story is valued and your struggles are met with love and acceptance. We are determined to show people of all  walks of life and beliefs the ahavah of Elohim the way it was intended from the start. We’re not interested in just having people join our team for the sake of it all. We want team players who understand that as a Christian, we cannot be hypocritical in our walk, talk and personal life. We must match what we teach and read about or we need to be quiet and bow our heads in shame for failing to due our Christian duty. Our approach, as well as all Christian churches, should be one of compassion and understanding, where kindness, respect is the love language while caring for individuals with a glad heart. There is no room for judgment or discrimination based on factors such as race, gender, disability, or orientation and it will be evident in our speech and simply how we conduct ourselves when challenged, pressed and asked questions about Elohim, the Book and our reason for being Christians. Unaligned Church is not perfect, but we are meek, humble people who will admit when we’ve done wrong and will do our best to remedy situations. We also aim to foster affirming and inclusive culture where everyone can freely express themselves and be accepted just as they are. Another good attribute we have going for us despite that the majority disagree, is our endorsement of the legit canonical 200 book that were wrongly removed from Yahweh’s book. In our church and in our sermons, we focus on the canon of 266 books of the Book, excluding any false books and doctrines. Our commitment lies in pursuing accurate truth, prioritizing factual understanding over biased perspectives, opinions or beliefs regarding the canon books. This dedication ensures that our community is grounded in a foundation of authentic faith and spiritual wisdom. #UnalignedChurch #UC #UnalignedChurchCommuntiy © Unaligned Church 2024

Since Progress Report 1 , everyone did some deep reflecting and soul searching. As a team, everyone wanted 2023 to be the year for Unaligned Academy’s grand opening and everyone agreed, that if something wasn't done soon, this online ministry was going to plummet to ground zero. Sure enough, it did. We got out of that place last year only to return to it this year. What was the issue? What were we doing wrong and why won't thing just be better? The Church Board of Unaligned Church and Board Of Trustees of Unaligned Academy were not in sync or operating in unity. Neither side was communicating at all and this was not good for the ministry, it was not good for the online seminary and it certainly wasn’t good for the work culture we trying to build. When the team assigned to Unaligned Academy came together for the first time and started the seminar school, everyone went from talking a lot, to talking to occasionally to finally, not talking at all. This bad habit became normalized and before anyone knew what was happening, the Board Of Trustees and the team became distant and stopped keeping each other accountable. "Why bother texting or calling the others?"   Minister Wilson thought to herself one day. "It's not like they're going to answer me or be able to do anything I need them to do anyway. Furthermore, they can't do what I do and they're never around to learn what I do so you know what Lord? Forget asking for the team for help, I'll just do it myself." And that's exactly what she did. Minister Wilson took on every department in the church and every deparemnt of the academy and didn't bother informing anyone. She was upset with everyone who failed her and let her down and rightfully so, because she as always having to remind the teams, call people, organize events, check in and make the first move with everything. Minister Wilson going rouge and silent was to be expected after so much disappointment, but it wasn't the Elohim’s way for the ministry and far from what They expected. What Yahweh-Elohim needed all of us to do, was make time for each other no matter what was going on. He understood that we get sick, have bad days and other responsibilities outside of the ministry, but that's not a justified excuse to abandon Minister Wilson or each other. Ironically, money wasn't our problem. It is true that Unaligned Church is a LLC, but the church don’t have enough dedicated Travelers who tithe and we don’t make enough revenue for payroll. This is why no one can be paid and even if we did have tithes and revenue coming in, we don’t work for money and it’s never about the money. As followers of Elohim, we are freely sacrificing our time and personal money to accomplish the Lord’s mission with Unaligned Academy. Tithes to the church would support bills as well as the need for the online seminary. Everyone in leadership positions agreed to work for free and came together knowing it wasn’t about the money. Minsiter Wilson established from day one that the church company would solely rely on the Elohim for everything. This included, Unaligned Academy and its needs. We wanted to take a moment and explain this to help you understand that money truly isn’t and will never be the issue or motivation. Imagine Minister Wilson’s shock when the team ghosted her, ran from their responsibilities and made appear as if it was about the money. No one could use the typical punchline, "I don't get paid enough for this." because you know it’s about money, yet this is sincerely what Minister Wilson concluded for herself. She couldn’t pay anyone and to this day, she still can’t afford to pay anyone and with so much labor and time going into the online seminary, lack of pay was the only rational reason she could find that would explain her team’s absence. Eventually, Minister Wilson and Rebecca, a Director on the Board Of Trustees, came To Minister Wilson’s private residence to confront her directly. They had a private meeting and discussed what was going on. They understood that they were good as friends and their friendship was solid outrider of work, but when it came to operating as one unit and communicating in the ministry, they were lacking. During the meeting, the women expressed themselves, were open, transparent and honest about their feelings and figured out the other was experiencing. Minister Wilson confessed that she had been rejected, abandoned and betrayed by everyone, including Rebecca, because either Rebecca or the team was around when she needed them to be or able to come to team meetings when she scheduled a teen meeting. Until they had their talk, Rebecca didn't realize Minister Wilson harbored these feelings and she kindly told her leader and soulmate that she needed to be more assertive about how she feels, including their friendship outside of the ministry. Otherwise, how was she or the team supposed to know what Minister Wilson is thinking or what she wants from the them in general? After their private meeting, Pastor Wilson continued to meet with Rebecca and find a means to resolve the tension between them and other members. With Elohim's help, Minister Wilson realized why progress was stunted, slow and they weren't making progress with Unaligned Academy specifically. It was due to her lack of patience at times and not checking in to see where her teams were at spiritually and mentally. Patience is key when you do anything, but when you're in a position of leadership and have people who cannot fulfill their duties fully due to their personal situations, that's where the Fruits Of The Spirit come in and are needed. Minister Wilson failed to do that for her team and the team failed admit their feelings and where they were struggling. Due to them choosing yo not speak up, this action communicated a bad message to Pastor Wilson and this is where the rejection and abandonment came into place. Not once did the team think to reach out and ask Minister Wilson if she was okay. Not once did the team think to ask her if she was all right with how progress was going. No one bothered to text and call on whim or just because they were excited about the ministry and to be a part of if it. The team was silent and unable to perform. Minsiter Wilson lost patience and did think to ask the team why they were silent because she reasoned they would do what they always do. Ghost and not respond. To her credit, she was justified to think that because of what Minister Wilson saw from her people for months was silence, lack of participation, no response to texts or calls, no shows at team meetings and more distance following this unproductive behavior, so it's understandable why she felt the way she did and reacted how she did, but deep down, no one on the team wanted to leave the ministry. Contrary to appearance, the team loved the ministry and cared deeply for Minister Wilson, but their inability to communicate those feelings or be active when it was important, is what made Minister Wilson truly believe they wanted nothing to do with the Elohim’s calling or with her. After Minister Wilson and Rebecca concluded their meetings, they apologized to each other, forgave each other for what happened and decided to hold each other to accountability, to avoid such incidents in the future. Shortly after they made up, they called Whitney, another Director and informed her of what happened, tjeir meetings and what Elohim brought to their attention. They asked Whitney for forgiveness and apologized to her as well. Now That's Real Progress Did reuniting as a team solve money issues? No. Did fixing our broken communication help us as a team? Yes. Did agreeing to be understanding of each other's situations and more patient with each other motive the public to join our website site and apply to become a Seeker of Unaligned Academy? No. Did our team harmonize and stay connected, despite having so much distance between us physically? Yes, 100%. Progress for Unaligned Academy is good, the doors will open this year and that's awesome, but Yahweh-Elohim was more interested in our team being restored and us being at peace with each other over the success of the online seminary. That's worth noting because a divided house cannot stand, it will fall. We made such god progress as a team for two solid years, then we had fallen back into the pit we fought so hard to get out of and the Lord allowed us to stay in that pit until we womaned up, faced each other and confessed our true feelings. They say secrets destroy relationships and they do, but being silent and refusing to use good communication skills is also a deadly poison that subtly was killing our team and the ministry. Our team will also have struggles to work through, but the struggle that torn our team apart this year in 2023 will never happen again. We are too determined and too stubborn to see Unaligned Academy fail. We're also very determined to preserve the strong bonds we have formed over the years as friends and as sisters in Christ. Despite the pain, it was a good lesson. The Elohim had to humble us once and made us feel things we didn't want to feel. Everyone agrees that it will be a lot smoother and less painful if we are upfront about how we feel and making the effort to check in whether we’re at mentally or spiritually over keeping everything inside, not confessing how we feel and being exposed by the Elohim. #UACommuntiy #UnalignedAcademy #UA #OnlineAdultSchool #ChristianEducation Copyright © 2023 Unaligned Academy

Welcome to the official classroom for Truth Squad. Truth Squad HQ Welcome to the online classroom for the Truth Squad . Ready to embark on a journey like no other? In this classroom, we will increase the nitro and address topics that many ignorant and stubborn Christians refuse to understand and accept as canon doctrine. On this route you’re driving, you will stop many times as you consider what is being said and that’s good. I want you to think about everything I present to you, but more importantly, I want you to decide for yourself if you can endure all of Yahweh, Ruwah and Yeshua in their truth. You all must understand that I nor you will never fully comprehend who Elohim is, but the Book (Bible) they left for us to read and follow, that we can understand to the best of our ability. As your teacher, I am devoting myself, my time and knowledge of the Book that Yahweh simply showed me in scripture. Not once did I approach Elohim's Book with the intent to twist it or to use it to suit my own narrative or agendas. I keep my personal opinions/views of the scripture to myself and only preach their truth. The way I did this was simple. I returned to my Hebrew roots, for all of aw’dom (humanity) is Hebrew. I invite all of you, my disciples, to put your car in park and sincerely search the scriptures of the 200 and the 66 and work out your own salvation through fear and trembling. I am not going to tell you what to do, I am only here to point you to Elohim and provide accurate knowledge and help you form a solid understanding of who you’re serving. Teacher's Background About Me Rachel Wilson is a young African American teacher from Kentucky who resides in the United States. After graduating from YWAM in 2009 and renewing her walk with Elohim,, Rachel committed her life and body to holy marriage and embraced a joyful life of celibacy. Her calling began with Elohim. They called her to teach, preach and minster to the lost. A year later, she was moved by the Spirit to obtain physical credentials through ordination with United National Ministry in 2019, Christian Global Outreach Ministries in 2023 and Unaligned Church in 2024. Rachel now guides her students through the 266 canonical books of the Bible and encourages daily habits that strengthen their emunah with Elohim. Contact Information Phone #: N/A Email 1: ministerrachelwilson@icloud.com Email 2: pastorrachelwilson@icloud.com Ask The Pastor: https://www.unalignedchurch.com/ask-the-pastor Facebook Profile: https://www.facebook.com/rachelreneewilson Church Facebook Profile: https://www.facebook.com/unalignedchurch Bulletin Board Rules Download the official Code Of Conduct for this class. Read it carefully and keep the file for your records. If you have a question about a rule or want to suggest a new rule, email her with any questions you have . Announcements Due to the snowstorm my state is experiencing, class is canceled this week. We will resume class on [2/11/2026] at 7:00 PM EST. Classroom Requirments 1) Must 20+ years or older. 2) Must own a physical or a digital copy of KJV 1511 Book, KJV 1611 Book, KJVAAE Book, KJV Book, ESV Book, Yah's Scripture , Hebrew/Greek Book. 3) Must own or purchase a physical copy of The Most Complete 150-Book Apocrypha. If you need a copy, you can purchase one here . Homework Deadlines Start Date: August 3, 2026 End Date: December 7, 2026 ______________ Lesson #1-10: TBA Lesson #11-20: TBA Lesson #21-30: TBA Avanced Learning Lesson 1: Counting The Cost This lesson discusses the importance of understanding the risks of following Yeshua Christ and the urgency to follow through with our choice to follow him. The lesson also touches on different types of approaches humans do when they enter a fake relationship with Yeshua without taking time to consider what it will cost them and the how sacrifice must happen in our relationship with Yeshua, who was the first person to sacrifice for us so we could be restored to the Farther. Download Lesson Download Homework Lesson 2: Counting The Cost This lesson discusses the importance of understanding how the Lord sees you and will treasure you over how people and the world see you and fail to recognize your divine radiance as a creation of Elohim. Download Lesson Download Homework Lesson 3: Simcha Defeats Happiness This lesson discusses the difference between divine, everlasting simcha (joy) Elohim produces and how happiness, a limited physical emotion we produce in "moments" is not the same thing and why we must actively choose to become joyful in the good and the bad seasons of our lives. Download Lesson Lesson Video Simcha - The Hebrew Word For Joy Download Homework Lesson 4: Submission This lesson discusses the true meaning behind wives submitting to their husbands, church patriarchy, leadership for men and women and dangers of how translators have skewered the submission to suit their ideals and bias views of women. For those who wish to study more on this topic, please visit the article attached to this post. Download Lesson Lesson Article What Do You Mean... 'Submitting Yourself to One Another'? Download Homework

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