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    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.

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    Novels are not a waste of time. Apr 01, 2019
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    Yes, read a novel. It doesn’t even have to be a Great Book. Just a story.

    Get out of your own particulars, relate to someone else, and gain perspective.

    When we read novels, we are able to see the world from another point of view, experience different settings and lifestyles and circumstances, and are better able to see how small circumstances build into a big picture – into a story.


    How to have a growth mindset Mar 25, 2019
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    Moms, with affection, might tease their children about not growing anymore, about skipping a birthday, or otherwise staying right where they are.

    Is that because we want to stay right where we are? We’re comfortable in this role of mom-to-young-ones; we love the affection and the antics.

    Yet time stops for no mom.

    The children continue to grow, whether you wanted it or allowed it or not.

    The question becomes: are you growing, too?


    All God’s children Mar 18, 2019
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    As I’m sure you’ve already felt, beginning your family starts a seismic shift in your life.

    For the past number of years, you’ve faced milestone decision after milestone decision.

    Now you have the degree, you’re married, you own a house, and you’re holding your first child.

    It’s time for the calm, right? The coming of normality. Now starts the “real” rest of your life, what you’ve been building up to. Wrong.


    When noise rubs nerves raw Mar 11, 2019
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    Do you know that quote?

    It’s from My Fair Lady, when, after months of agony, Eliza & Professor Higgins are draped late at night in the library, Higgins still insisting, “The rain in Spain stays mainly in the plain!” Eliza moans, “I can’t! I can’t! I’m so tired. I’m so tired.”


    Homemaking requires hospitality. Mar 04, 2019
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    Pull out the glasses, set the table, time to get ready for company.

    Ever noticed that funny feeling where you turn on a different persona, a different ability to handle life, at least momentarily, when you open the door or answer the phone?

    It shows us our actual ability to exhibit self-control.

    Too often, our tone and tactics with our kids do not.

    When we jump on them, pester and harp, then switch it off immediately if someone walks in the door, we’ve got a clue – there’s a problem.


    Children are persons needing education Feb 25, 2019
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    Children are not born either good or bad, but with possibilities for good and for evil; therefore, our duty is to encourage the good traits and discourage the bad.


    Children are born persons Feb 18, 2019
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    Children are born as image-bearers of God, yet also subject to sin. They are not blank slates. They are not malleable, shapeless lumps of clay. They are not mere animals. They are not angels. They are people, persons, individuals, from the beginning. They are made in the divine image and are not made to be simply fodder for the economy.


    Be an impervious mother. Feb 11, 2019
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    Our attitude is the most important factor in how we handle life, and it is a multi-faceted component.

    One of the components of an organized attitude – and one we don’t consider often – is imperviousness.


    Charlotte Mason is classical Feb 04, 2019
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    Given the definition of classical education we developed previously – that classical education is a set of principles that focuses on developing a love of truth, goodness, and beauty – I then give you this, from Charlotte Mason’s Philosophy of Education:

    "[Education should] qualify their children for life rather than for earning a living."


    One sentence, and that’s the real crux of it. What is the point of our studies? It is not to get into college or get a job. The point is that our studies make us fit and able to live a worthy and honorable life.


    Life is full of entropy Jan 28, 2019
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    Entropy is real. Entropy is part of the current natural order. The dictionary defines it as, “a gradual decline into disorder.”

    That’s real life.

    Gardens grow weeds.

    If we want to handle life well, we have to align our mindset and our actions with that reality.


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