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Have you ever walked into a room and wish you could go right the way back out and re-enter?

There are just seasons in life when we need to re-enter the room.

Let's talk about that today.

Hey, I'm Natalie Grant, and I'm Charlotte Gamble, and we are so excited that you are joining us for the Dare to Be podcast.

So we're going to talk today about, you know, that feeling sometimes when you walk in a room and you kind of wish that you could have a do-over like where you're like okay I'm going to walk right back out and I'm going to just I'm

going to do that again I'm going to re-enter that room yeah I think I love this expression

re-enter the room because there's so many times in life where I think we get stuck or things get

stale or we just be kind of, we become familiar

even, even in areas where we should have such a sense of awe and wonder and gratitude and

yet because of familiarity or we just do it over routine, we just forget, we forget the room

we're in. And I've just been on a bit of a journey recently with God where I felt God challenged me.

Okay, Charlotte, you need to go out of this room and walk back in and see with fresh eyes what's in front of you.

See your family with fresh eyes. See your children with fresh eyes, see the opportunities that

have entrusted to you with fresh eyes, re-enter the room with the same sense of awe and

wonder and excitement and gratitude that you did when you first did, you know, remember when

you first held your babies?

Yeah.

I mean, for us, both, that massive long journey of infertility. And then finally that moment, I'm a mother. I've got a baby in my arms. I mean, I'm holding the actual baby here. And every feeling and emotion and you take your mind back there. And how often do we just walk in the house? And that child is now grown. A girl, I got to remind myself all the time.

With preteen girls, I'm every day going, remember it's a miracle.

Remember, it's a miracle.

Or we even just walk past them because we're mindful of, and I just think sometimes

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