Shabbat Foundations

What if the breakthrough you’ve been praying for isn’t found in doing more—but in stopping? In a world that glorifies hustle and constant striving, Shabbat offers something radically different: rest that’s not earned, but gifted. Beth shares the moment she and Daniel first said yes to Shabbat—and how that one quiet yes began to reshape everything. Whether you’re curious, cautious, or just tired, this is your invitation to remember the day God never forgot. Let's get in rhythm

We’re Daniel and Beth—a husband and wife learning to live in the rhythm of rest. We don’t come as experts or teachers, but as two people who said yes to something ancient, holy, and beautifully disruptive: Shabbat. This post shares our heart behind We Be Shabbatin’—how we got here, why rest matters, and what it means to build a home that doesn’t run on striving, but on presence. If you’ve ever longed for more than just survival in your faith walk… this is where we begin.

Most of us have asked it—quietly, maybe even fearfully: Is this all there is to my walk with God? In this post, Beth opens up about the moment she and Daniel began to feel the pull toward something deeper. Not more activity. Not more religion. But more presence. More alignment. More rest. If you’ve felt the tension of doing all the right things but still feeling tired, you’re not alone. This post is your nudge to stop striving and start listening. There is more. And it begi

Something happens when you stop running with the world and start walking with God’s rhythm. It’s not just a pause—it’s a shift. In this post, Beth shares the internal transformation that began after returning from Israel—a burning that couldn’t be silenced and a call to obey that came with urgency. Shabbat wasn’t just a new practice; it became the doorway into a new identity. This is more than a lifestyle change—it’s a prophetic alignment. A fire. A yes. A release. And it b

Is there a choice in what day God said to honor? A rhythm God never changed? In this post, Beth addresses the honest, sometimes uncomfortable questions that arise when we begin to consider the seventh day as holy. From “Does it really matter?” to “Am I doing something wrong?”—this is a safe and Spirit-led space to wrestle with truth and hear the invitation behind it all. This isn’t about religion or rebellion. It’s about remembering. Start with one yes. Let Him lead the rest.