Beth Estevis

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Builder of Resting Places

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Join date: May 7, 2025

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Beth Estevis is creator, and co-founder of We Be Shabbatin’, a set-apart space devoted to rediscovering the rhythm of rest through the biblical practice of Shabbat. While she carries the pen, Beth walks every revelation and rhythm alongside her husband, Daniel—the two of them moving as one in all things.

Together, they’ve chosen to live a set-apart life rooted in presence over performance. Raised in the church but awakened to the deeper call of covenant rest, Beth now shares the ongoing journey of what it means to remember the day God never forgot.

Through devotionals, printables, teachings, and handmade Sabbath resources, she speaks not from expertise—but from obedience. Her words are an open door for anyone ready to say yes to rest and begin again with God’s original design.

She writes as a daughter, walks as a witness, and rests as one who has been restored.

Posts (5)

May 9, 2025 ∙ 3 min

Why We Be Shabbatin'?

The Name Carries the Message: The Story Behind The Name: It may sound casual—even playful—but the name We Be Shabbatin’ carries a deep...

May 8, 2025 ∙ 2 min

Who We Are:

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.

May 7, 2025 ∙ 1 min

Have You Ever Wondered If There's More?

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 begins with a pause.