Repose
"He maketh me to lie down in green pastures"
— Psalm 23:2
The seventh-day Sabbath is holy rest — an invitation to be still beside quiet waters and repose in the presence of God.

Sabbath Vesper Ministry
Welcome to SAVEMI, a media ministry that explores the significance of the seventh-day Sabbath from different biblical perspectives — calling weary hearts to a divine rest, reflection, renewal, and restoration.
“Come to Me, all you who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.”
Matthew 11:28 NKJV
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Repose
— Psalm 23:2
The seventh-day Sabbath is holy rest — an invitation to be still beside quiet waters and repose in the presence of God.
Renewal
— Isaiah 40:31
Reflection at Eventide renews the weary spirit, lifting hearts to mount up with wings as eagles for the days ahead.
Restoration
— Psalm 23:3
Sabbath rest restores the soul, leading weary hearts back to Christ, the Lord of the Sabbath and giver of life.
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VideoOdor Victor T.
Blinded by fears within and difficulties without, in the sacred hours, God's desire is to open the eyes of all those who put their trust in Him to the reality of what His power alone can do.
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VideoOdor Victor T.
The Sabbath is a wonder in time. Every week, within the sacred hours, God invites His trusting and believing children to take the turn that can change them from the inside out, as well as transform their circumstances. Here's the invitation to Take the Turn to rediscover the wonder working power of God.
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VideoOdor Victor T.
The Sabbath is God's invitation to all those who have been slain by sore situations, to bury themselves in divine rest. The beauty is that this rest offers man resurrection and renewal.
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