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About Abide in Shalom
A Set-Apart Sanctuary for the Remnant Daughter
Shalom, dear sister.
If you've found your way here, you're probably searching for more than pretty prints or inspiring devotionals. You're looking for something true. Something rooted. Something deeper than what you've been offered in the past.
You’re likely walking out of confusion and into clarity. Out of tradition and into truth. Out of religion and into covenant.
I see you. I know this journey, because I’ve walked it too.
I created Abide in Shalom as a sacred space for women like you—women who are awakening to the beauty of the ancient paths and longing to walk in the truth of Yahuah’s Word. This space isn’t about perfection. It’s not about having all the answers. It’s about holding fast to the One who does, and finding rest in His promises.
It’s about abiding in His shalom.
Why I Created This Space
For years, I wrestled with questions about what it really meant to follow Yahuah. I was surrounded by religion but starving for righteousness. I wanted more than weekly encouragement or surface-level inspiration—I wanted to know the truth, walk in it, and teach my children how to do the same.
When the Ruach began to open my eyes, I couldn’t unsee it. From Sabbath to His Name, from the commandments to the covenant, everything changed.
But it was lonely.
Most of the people I loved didn’t understand. The fellowship I once clung to no longer felt like home. I longed for a space where truth was honored, Yahusha was central, and the Scriptures were enough.
So I began creating what I needed:- Devotionals that didn’t water down the Word
- Artwork that carried His Name and His truth boldly
- Encouragement rooted in the Torah and testimony of Yahusha
- A place where weary women could find rest, strength, and clarity
And Abide in Shalom was born.
It's not about me.
This is About You
Abide in Shalom is here to support your walk. Whether you’re just beginning or years into this path, everything here is designed to nourish your home, heart, and hands with Scripture.
You’ll find:
- Torah-rooted devotionals that lead you deeper into His Word
- Scripture-rich artwork to surround your home with truth and beauty
- Words of encouragement to lift your spirit in the midst of this narrow walk
- Studies and resources to help you and your family grow in knowledge and faith
This space isn’t a ministry. It’s not a platform. It’s a gathering table.
You’re welcome here—not because we agree on everything, but because we agree on Him.
This isn’t just my story—it’s yours too.
If you’ve felt like a misfit in modern religion. If you’re seeking to understand the fullness of the Father’s Word. If your heart aches to walk in covenant and raise your children in truth. If you long for peace but refuse to settle for compromise. Then you’re in the right place.
Our Faith Statement
- At Abide in Shalom, everything we do is rooted in the eternal Word of Yahuah. We believe:
- Yahuah is the one true Ahlohayam, the Creator of the heavens and the earth.
- Yahusha is the promised Messiah, the Son of Yahuah, our Redeemer and example.
- The Torah is still relevant and good and written on our hearts by the Ruach ha’Qodesh.
- Salvation is by favor (grace) through faith, and true faith produces obedience.
- We are saved unto good works, not by them.
- We beleive in keeping all 10 of the Words (Commandments) including the Shabbat and Feasts.
- The Names of the Father (Yahuah) and the Son (Yahusha) matter and are being restored in these last days.
- The entire Scripture, from Genesis to Revelation, is inspired and profitable for teaching, correction, and growth in righteousness.
- The Ruach ha’Qodesh empowers us to walk in covenant and bear the fruit of the Spirit (Galatians 5).
- We are called to come out of mixture and be set apart, as a bride prepared for her Bridegroom.
- We seek to live in humble obedience, not legalism, led by love.
A Word About Fellowship
Truth is beautiful. But if we’re honest, it’s also messy.
We’re all growing. We’re all learning. And while we may not agree on every detail of doctrine, I believe with all my heart that we can still encourage, uplift, and sharpen one another.
I’m not here to argue. I’m here to abide.
If you honor Yahuah, walk in His commandments, and believe in Yahusha as Messiah, then I consider you a sister. We may differ on pronunciations, calendar reckonings, or traditions we’ve laid aside, but that doesn’t disqualify fellowship.
Iron sharpens iron. And here, we make room for grace and love.
Let’s challenge one another with love, ask questions without fear, and press on together in faith.
What You Can Expect
When you visit Abide in Shalom, my prayer is that you’ll feel two things:
Peace — because you’re not alone.
Purpose — because you were made for covenant.
Everything here is created with prayer and intention. Whether you’re reading a devotional, purchasing artwork, or simply browsing for encouragement, I want you to know that what you find here has been rooted in the Word, guided by the Ruach, and offered in love.
This is more than a shop. It’s a sanctuary.
You’ll find:
- Thoughtfully written Scripture studies and devotionals
- High-quality wall art and Scripture prints for your home
- Truth-based blog posts and reflections
- Digital downloads to help you stay rooted and growing
- A space where women like you can feel safe, seen, and strengthened
My Prayer for You
May you find rest for your soul and courage for your calling.
May you walk boldly in truth, even when the road is lonely.
May your home be filled with the fragrance of obedience and the joy of set-apart living.
May your hands be busy with purpose, your heart full of hope, and your lips singing praises to the Most High.
And above all, may you abide in Him, in truth, and in shalom.
Thank you for being here. Thank you for walking this path, even when it’s hard. Thank you for choosing covenant.
You are not forgotten. You are not behind. You are being led, step by step, by the Shepherd who knows your name.
Welcome home, sister.
With love and courage,
Samantha Carberry
Creator & Founder of Abide in Shalom