The Story Behind the Sabbath Collection

There’s a little story tucked into these labels that I want to share with you. 🤍

Look at them in this order: Morning Mercy, Balm of Gilead, Shelter, Mended, Well Done, and Kept. Watch how the light changes across the landscapes. Together, they carry you through one day—from the first light of morning to the quiet of evening.

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That was intentional.

When God created the heavens and the earth, Genesis marked the passing of each of the six days with these words: “And there was evening, and there was morning.” Then, on the seventh day, God rested. He blessed that day and made it holy.

That rhythm of creation, work, and rest is where the Sabbath Collection began.

Morning Mercy welcomes a new day. Balm of Gilead, Shelter, and Mended remind us to pause along the way and gently tend to what needs care. Well Done brings us toward the close of the day’s work. And Kept welcomes the evening with a reminder that we can release our burdens and rest in God’s care.

I wanted that story woven into every jar—in the names, the landscapes, and the messages tied beside them. Each balm offers a small invitation to slow down, care for the skin that carries you through your days, and remember the One who carries you.

From morning mercy to evening rest, you are held. You are cared for. You are kept. 🤍

Still Waters Homestead

Nourished by Nature, Rooted in Faith.