We can actually enjoy housework and love being homemakers when we focus on truth and work with gratitude.
Homemaking help on the go
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I totally get it, Reader Life is full. You have meals to make, laundry to fold, children to tend, errands to run. Adding more obligations on top of all that goes into running a household doesn't seem wise. But I also know this - You need help keeping your perspective aligned with God's Word. You need to be reminded that your work matters. If you put truth in your ears, it will come out your fingertips. After all, your attitude matters more to your family than whether or not there are crumbs on the floor. That's why I created the Simply Convivial Library app. No distractions, no ads, no posts or noise. You open one app and press play. |
Productivity & mindset for Christian homemakers
We can actually enjoy housework and love being homemakers when we focus on truth and work with gratitude.
The Weekly Review from Mystie Winckler Commonplace from my read of All Things for Good by Thomas Watson this week - “ Cheerfulness is a perfume to draw others to godliness. — Thomas Watson Hello, again! I realized this week that I never let you all know that Audible finally approved my audiobook of Home Is for Hospitality! If you've been waiting for the option of me reading it aloud to you, it's finally up on Amazon. Click here to get the 3-hour book, read by me. --Mystie construction work...
The Weekly Review from Mystie Winckler Commonplace from my read of All Things for Good by Thomas Watson this week - “ The mercies of God have a melting influence upon the soul; they dissolve it in love to God. — Thomas Watson Hello, again! We only have one week left of school and then we're off for the summer! I've been thinking through the different projects I need to and want to work on. Soon I'll have to actually brain dump and work out what's reasonable and where to start, but for now I'm...
The Weekly Review from Mystie Winckler Commonplace from my read of After Virtue by Alistair MacIntyre - “ The relationship of our beliefs to sentences that we only or primarily sing, let alone to the music which accompanies those sentences, is not at all the same as the relationship of our beliefs to the sentences that we primarily say and say in an assertive mode. — Alistair MacIntyre Hello, again! It's been a great week kicking off Sweep & Smile inside Convivial Circle. It's not too late to...