The Christian Homemaking Podcast: Simply Convivial with Mystie Winckler - TopPodcast.com

View Top 200 Chart

Back to Rankings Page

The Christian Homemaking Podcast: Simply Convivial with Mystie Winckler — Education
The Christian Homemaking Podcast: Simply Convivial with Mystie Winckler

Christian homemakers need encouragement and motivation to stay the course. Homemaking and homeschooling can feel overwhelming, but they don’t have to be. If you’re a Christian mom longing for a well-ordered home, a peaceful homeschool, and a joyful heart—without the stress or burnout—you’re in the right place. Moms can be productive and peaceful when grounded in Scriptural truth.

I’m Mystie Winckler, homeschooling mom of five, founder of Simply Convivial, and your guide to managing both home and heart with faith and focus. Here, we talk about biblical homemaking, sustainable homeschooling, and cheerful productivity—all through the lens of organizing your attitude and embracing your God-given calling.

In each episode, you’ll find practical homemaking systems, homeschooling strategies, and mindset shifts that will help you manage your home without perfectionism or frustration. We’ll tackle topics like:
✔️ Christian homemaking routines that actually work
✔️ Productivity, mom-style
✔️ Homeschooling with peace—even when life gets messy
✔️ Time management for moms (without rigid schedules)
✔️ Decluttering your home & your attitude
✔️ How to be diligent, not just busy

Motherhood is a marathon, not a sprint. You don’t need more willpower—you need a grace-filled, biblical approach to managing life at home. Let’s cultivate faithfulness, embrace joy, and build habits that make home a place of peace and purpose.

👉 Subscribe now and start organizing your home and heart—cheerfully.

Copyright: © 2024 Simplified Organization LLC

Latest Episodes:

What is a productive day, anyway? Jun 10, 2019

Show notes

So, last week felt like a rough, terrible week. However, the school checklists got done, the house hadn’t really fallen apart, and we’d had no major disasters. Really, it was a typical week. Why did it feel so bad?

This week has felt pretty good. Even though I am definitely not getting to everything I think should be (like exercising), still most of the school was done and the house hasn’t fallen apart.

Morning Routine Magic Jun 03, 2019

Show notes

My bedroom was a wreck. Again.

I might make my bed consistently, but I just can’t keep my room clean. Maybe I should not sigh so much at the children’s bedrooms.

Usually, when faced with this situation, I set aside a morning or an afternoon and dig in. I take care of everything and get the room back in order.

Then, inevitably, begins the slide all over again.

But this time was different.

When Planners Waste Time May 27, 2019

Show notes

Although the hope of a fresh new year often expresses itself in new planners, pretty markers, and a renewed resolve, the reality of life lived with and for others often undermines our planner-related ambitions.

Communication tips for teens May 20, 2019

Show notes

Over the years I’ve read numerous parenting books, mostly focused on the early years – those years where you feel like you’re going crazy and really, really want to do it all Right. Once you get a teen or two, it’s easy to drift into tired mode and say, “Well, whatever. I tried.” Sometimes you can pull off formula parenting with toddlers, but teens won’t let you – and that’s a good thing.

Character builders for mom & kids May 13, 2019

Show notes

Character is one of those words we toss around often. Too often, we do so without a clear understanding of what it is.

We say we care about character, perhaps even homeschool for the purpose of shaping our children’s character, but what exactly does that mean and how exactly do we go about such a task?

5 ways to stay sane as a homeschool mom May 09, 2019

Show notes

As homeschooling moms, our sanity is vital and often at-risk, isn’t it? Here are five strategies I have for keeping my mental and emotional buffer padded.

6 steps to reclaim home organization Apr 29, 2019

Show notes

No matter how good our routines are, there are times that they slip. Everyone in the family gets a stomach bug. There’s a flurry of trips and activities in the summer leaving us no time to keep up at home. There’s bed rest or a newborn that turns everything upside down and zaps our energy. A big project or a family emergency need takes all our attention. There is no routine and no resolve that is bullet proof against such times. They will happen.

There is no organization secret that will prevent entropy.

Organization just means you know what to do to recover and you set aside the time to do so regularly.

Moms must muddle on. Apr 22, 2019

Show notes

Homeschool life is a muddle, there’s no denying it.

I think we are all familiar with the feeling of being overwhelmed by everything that needs to be done and frustrated by how quickly everything needs to be done yet again.

We’re always wondering if what we’re doing is right or the best way or if there’s some magic sauce we’re missing that will smooth the path for our daily business and daily interactions.

I’m sorry. I have searched and searched, but I have no magic sauce.

However, I do have some hard-won principles.

Why we need friends Apr 15, 2019

Show notes

“No, I’ll do it.”

We often associate these words with two-year-olds, eager to enter the larger world and assert their independence.

However, too often mothers are the ones saying it – perhaps not in so many words, but by their actions.

Would you rather do it yourself?

5 Ways to Love Our Kids Apr 08, 2019

Show notes

I’m not the most naturally affectionate or tenderhearted mother. As much as I do love my children dearly, it is hard for me to remember to show kids love like I ought. As far as Myers-Briggs typing goes, I am an INTJ, and one personality description I’ve read specifically calls out INTJ as not an ideal type for mothering.

Related Podcasts