Unaligned Church

08/20/2026

Date: 12/27/2025
Pastor: Rachel R. Wilson

Pastor Wilson preaches "Enough", the fourth segment of the Unshakeable series and challenges Christians and the unsaved to analyze the path they’re walking and to think about what it will cost to them. Sacrificing does come with either path and it shouldn’t be in vain. One of the paths requires your lev so you can be saved eternally and the other path requires your soul for all eternity in the worst way possible.

//Key Scripture//

Tehillim/Psalms 16: 5

Hebrew: “Yahweh is the chelek (allotted share/portion) of mine inheritance and of my kos (cup of blessing). Thou maintaniest my goral (lot, allotment by the divine will.).”

English: “Yahweh the portion of mine inheritance and of my cup, thou maintainest my lot.”

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Philippēsious/Philippians 4: 19
Hebrew: “And my Elohim/Theos shall fill all your need according to His riches in esteem by Mashiah.”

English: “But my God/Theos shall supply your needs accordingly to His riches in glory by Christ Yeshua.”

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Date: 12/27/2025 Pastor: Rachel R. Wilson Pastor Wilson preaches "Enough", the fourth segment of the Unshakeable series and challenges Christians and the unsaved to analyze the path they’re walking an

08/20/2026

Date: 12/20/2025
Pastor: Rachel R. Wilson

Pastor Wilson preaches "Unwavering", the 3rd segment of the Unshakeable series and challenges Christians to remain faithful, loyal and trustworthy in Elohim’s sight and not abandon Them when life is unfair. It is more important to keep your peace than to react with noise and normalize having emotional reactions to bad news.

//Key Scripture//

Shemot/Exodus 14: 14

Hebrew: “Yahweh fights for you and you keep silent.”
English: “Yahweh shall fight for you and ye shall hold your peace.”

Date: 12/20/2025 Pastor: Rachel R. Wilson Pastor Wilson preaches "Unwavering", the 3rd segment of the Unshakeable series and challenges Christians to remain faithful, loyal and trustworthy in Elohim’s

08/20/2026

Date: 12/6/2025
Pastor: Rachel R. Wilson

Pastor Wilson preaches "Do It In Confidence", the 2nd segment of the Unshakeable series and challenges Christians to act in confidence rather do or endure anything afraid, whether the fear is fleshly or demonic, she explains the difference between healthy yirah (fear of the Lord) and negative fear that hinders people from receiving benefits prior to choosing to dispel confidence of Elohim in their lives.

//Key Scripture//

Mishle/Proverbs 3: 26

Hebrew: “For Yahweh shall be thy confidence and shall shomer over thy regel from the snare.”

English: “For Yahweh will be your confidence and will keep your foot from being taken.”

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Date: 12/6/2025 Pastor: Rachel R. Wilson Pastor Wilson preaches "Do It In Confidence", the 2nd segment of the Unshakeable series and challenges Christians to act in confidence rather do or endure anyt

08/20/2026

Date: 11/26/2025
Pastor: Rachel R. Wilson

Pastor Wilson preaches "Hungry", the 1st segment of the Unshakeable series and challenges Christians to answer one question: "How hungry for the Lord are you and what will you do about?"

//Key Scripture//

I Korinthious/1 Corinthians 3: 2

Greek: “Milk you I gave to drink, not solid food. Not yet, for were not able, indeed even now yet are you able.”

English: “I fed you with milk not with solid meat, for you weren’t ready yet ready. Indeed, not even now are you ready.”

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Date: 11/26/2025 Pastor: Rachel R. Wilson Pastor Wilson preaches "Hungry", the 1st segment of the Unshakeable series and challenges Christians to answer one question: "How hungry for the Lord are you

07/05/2026

🗓️ Holiday Announcement

Shalom Traveler,

Today marks the our nation's 250th's birthday and being a free world. Before we celebrate America's 250th anniversary, let us first give thanks to the Elohim, whose grace and providence have carried generations through hardship, sacrifice and triumph for the USA. Everyone (saved or not) should understand the freedoms we enjoy today such as our ability to worship, speak freely, gather with family and friends and pursue our own paths—were not given without cost. They were earned through the courage, determination and sacrifice of countless men and women across centuries who gave up their comfort so you could be comfortable. Many laid down their lives, endured unimaginable hardships and stood firm in defense of the ideals of liberty so that future generations could live free.

As we celebrate today, let us remember that freedom is not something to take for granted. It is a gift that must be cherished, protected and passed on with gratitude and responsibility. Honor those who came before us by living with integrity, respecting one another and preserving the values that have shaped our nation. May this milestone remind us not only of America's history, but also of our duty to carry its blessings forward. Celebrate with *simcha*, remember with humility and give thanks to the Elohim for the freedoms we have been blessed to inherit.

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"Blessed is the nation whose Elohim is Yahweh." —Tehillim/Psalm 33: 12

Gila Bransky
UC Staff

05/27/2026

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02/18/2026

🪻Today marks the first day of Lent. For those unfamiliar or in need of a refresher, Lent is a 40-day (excluding Sundays) Christian liturgical season dedicated to fasting, prayer, and almsgiving. This period symbolizes Yeshua Christ’s time in the wilderness. Commencing on Ash Wednesday and concluding before Easter, Lent serves as a time of repentance, reflection and spiritual preparation for the Resurrection. The term itself originates from "lencten," which means springtime.

Key Aspects Of Lent

✔️ Duration: 40 days, spanning from Ash Wednesday until the evening of Holy Thursday or Holy Saturday.

✔️ Purpose: To prepare for Easter, cultivate spiritual discipline, and emulate the 40 days that Jesus fasted and prayed in the desert.

✔️ Practices: Fasting (abstaining from food or meat), prayer, and almsgiving (charity and service to others).

✔️ Symbolism: The ashes used on Ash Wednesday signify repentance and human mortality.

✔️ Meaning: This is a time for self-reflection, relinquishing luxuries or negative habits, and renewing one’s emunah.

🤳 Read our blog article Pastor Wilson wrote about Lent to learn more.

https://www.unalignedchurch.com/post/the-profound-purpose-of-lent-exploring-the-spiritual-meaning-of-40-days-of-fasting-prayer

During Lent, Christians are encouraged to pursue genuine transformation of heart and mind.

02/14/2026

🗓️ Holiday Announcement

Shalom everyone,

Today marks the second celebration of our church’s holiday, Ahavah Day! Scripture forbids us to celebrate paganism and to exalt people, so we created a holy holiday that exalts the Lord and brings honor to the entire family of Elohim that is meaningful and appropriate. Ahavah Day, which is divine pure platonic love of Elohim is to be expressed to them and to one another. So instead of saying “Happy Valentine’s Day”—which oddly implies it should be expressed to lovers—we (Unaligned Church) wish everyone in community a Happy Ahavah Day!

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"True love, beyond mere physical attraction, is central and enduring—unlike infatuation, which tends to dissipate rapidly. Infatuation is transactional, primarily focused on personal gain, often resulting in convenience-based relationships where interactions center on what one can take rather than what they can contribute. Ahavah deepens and lasts with each thoughtful and selfless gesture. Elohim’s definition of “love” is not about how you feel about yourself or another person, but rather about what you do for yourself or for someone else. There are various expressions of love of course that apply to different types of relationships. Parent to child, your romantic partner and finally, the act of physical pleasure between you and your romantic partner. Ahavah is the core of who Elohim is and they love us by choice and we, their creation love them back, for they loved us first and later on in our history, showed us a deeper ahavah expression on the cross and also in our personal relationship with Elohim. May you experience the ahavah of Elohim in such a way that you it leaves you speechless and most importantly, helps you know you are seen, valued and beloved in Elohim’s sight."

--Pastor Rachel Wilson

01/09/2026