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The Bible says that we're all running a race,

but running a race gets very tiring.

Do you ever wonder how to stay consistent?

How do you keep running your race?

It's time to get our hands dirty.

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.

And we can be one.

Charlotte, you're a runner, which I don't understand.

Let's just like put that out there. It's not that I don't like to exercise. Okay, actually I hate exercising. I'm just going to be honest. I want to love it and I know it's good for me and I know it like, you know, will be good in the long run. But I'm just not one of those people that goes, oh, I just love this. I get such a natural high from running, and you do. You like

run miles. I mean, I've tried to invite you to join me on several of our runs, but I realized

if our friendship was going to go the distance, that I should just stop asking. Well, speaking of

going the distance. So that's kind of what we want to talk about today. And it's funny because I think of

how you like are such a runner and you can run those miles and go the distance when it comes to running. But we want to talk about how you go the distance in your calling. And I might hate running, but I do love running the race that God has, like, set out for me.

I don't love it every day.

I don't.

And I can get super tired and super exhausted.

And I quit what I'm doing at least 13 or 14 times a week.

But I have it.

I keep going.

I think that, you know, I'd like to speak today for those who are listening and are like, you know, you had a love for what God's called you to do and you've had a love for it, but then you've lost your love for it. Yeah. And I think it can be in every area. So I think maybe you're listening today. And for you, that's

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