Turns out, homemaking takes time and effort.
Is homemaking tedious and mundane? Or is homemaking respectable work worthy of our time and energy?
Mystie, homeschooling mom of 5, shares the life lessons she's learned and the grace she's received from Christ. She is author of Simplified Organization: Learn to Love What Must Be Done
Is homemaking tedious and mundane? Or is homemaking respectable work worthy of our time and energy?
Feeling overwhelmed by housework? Learn how to manage chores without resentment, embrace ongoing tasks, and foster family teamwork in homemaking.
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Learning thrives on connection. Build relationships, bond with knowledge, and stay rooted in Christ to cultivate wisdom, community, and stability at home.
Homeschooling is a journey of growth. Embrace every stage with grace, trust God with the results, and let your sanctification be the true payoff.
Education shapes virtue—excellence in thought, action, and character. Rooted in God’s truth, it leads us to love what is good, forming lives that glorify Him.
Create a simple life you love by embracing your vocation, managing your home with purpose, decluttering gradually, and trusting God with the outcomes.
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Decluttering isn't a one-time project—it's a habit. Learn how to create organized spaces by building traction, giving items a home, and peeling away layers of clutter.
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