Hey guys, this is Jenny Allen and you are listening to The Made for this podcast.

Today's passage is from Ecclesiastes 4 versus 4 through 8. Then I saw that all toil and

all skill and work come from a man's envy of his neighbor. This also is vanity and

a striving after wind. The fool folds his hands and eats his own flesh. Better is a handful

of quietness than two hands full of toil and a striving after wind. Again, I saw vanity

under the sun. One person who has no other, either son or brother. Yet there is no end

to all his toil and his eyes are never satisfied with riches so that he never asks, for whom am I

to toil and depriving myself of pleasure. This also is vanity and an unhappy business.

And now let's hear from Jenny.

Some of our good friends, when they were trying to decide if they were going to get married

or not, the guy sat down with Zach and they had been dating probably for about six years.

And they were perfect for each other. I mean, it was obvious to everybody and we couldn't

figure out why it was that he wasn't pulling the trigger and asking the question. And Zach

asked him, what is holding you back? What's keeping you from this? And he said, I'm just

so afraid that there's something better out there. And I feel that and I get that when

I go down the serial aisle. I hate this. Honestly, I know this is weird, but I hate the serial

aisle. I feel so overwhelmed by it because I really love Cinnamon Toast Crunch. It's my

very favorite serial. But now they've made something called Churros, which is like Cinnamon Toast

Crunch, but even more cool. And then they also have like a vanilla crunch that is unbelievable.

And that's just in that little section. Like I can't tell you how much I love Frost

and Mini Weeds. And I mean, I just can't decide. And so I usually buy like five. And I don't

even eat gluten that much anymore. I love love love love serial. But I absolutely hate having

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