Rhythms:: Action

There is one aisle of the grocery store that will forever take me two times as long to walk through and make decisions in. The cereal aisle is my kryptonite. 

I get option paralysis which absolutely incapacitates me. There are SO MANY choices and each one represents a different reason to choose it. 

Cap'n Crunch:: Maritime breakfast of choice that declares war on the roof of your mouth

Lucky Charms:: I'm part Irish and if I buy it I can have first dibs on the marshmallows

Rice Krispies:: I want all the cereal, but none of the flavor

Frosted Mini Wheats:: I want to be healthy AND cover my breakfast in frosting

Cheerios:: I have a small child in my house and I want to find cereal everywhere

Bran:: No comment

Life Cereal:: Peer Pressure

Cookie Crisp:: I've given up on adulthood

Grape Nuts:: I love cereals with non-descriptive names and I need to declare war on my teeth

It's completely overwhelming and if I've ever gone missing for over 24 hours, your best guess is a cereal aisle. 

This phenomena can also happen in our life for things that are far more important than cereal. We can be paralyzed by a great sea of options before us and a fear of regret can keep us in perpetual limbo. In this conversation we want to look at how God calls us to move in the face of possible failure or remorse and put our present convictions into action. Take a listen!