@jordanc007 Congratulations!!!

Love your partner - don’t neglect that relationship, because it’s going to get real hard and you need each other. Balance taking care of yourself but also putting your partner and your kids first - your greatest calling in life is loving them and ensuring that they flourish. And when things get so hard you don’t think you can do it, remember “this too shall pass.”

It’s not all hard - it’s also going to be beautiful and amazing and fun! Enjoy and say thanks for all the good things.

And if I may be so bold - pray! Give the hardest, scariest things to God. You’re not alone.

@User12261990 Same crew as GoT?! That is so freakin cool, the cinematography of that show was killer. I can’t wait to see it. Would love to hear about the process, what you learned, how it challenged you.

Every time I listen to Cautionary Tales, I cannot get over that sick baseline under the chorus. "Big reign, the sixth, the seven, hey hey, the King, the Legend" gets my head bopping every time. It's maybe my favorite baseline ever.

What are your favorite individual elements - could be a guitar riff, or a sample, or a drum beat, whatever - from a JB song??

@Jaredb621

I always give up Instagram, it’s one of my addictions! I’m also giving up fast food and soda - my other addiction! Those are both smallish things, so they might seem trivial, but even small things can lead to unhealthy mind and body, and a block to being obedient to the Lord. Other than that, I am using the Hallow app to do daily prayers and Bible reading.

Blessed Lent to everyone!!

@gummiship330 praying for Noa

1. Eyes to the Sky. It never fails to put me back in the right mindset. Runners up are Hand of God, Kid Again, Cautionary Tales, Kingdom Come, Maybe IDK, Overwhelming...list keeps going

2. Ghost for Biebs.

My 11 and 14 are big fans - of a curated playlist of his songs! Tho not really for my 14 year old, I told him he could listen to whatever he wants now. Anyway, yeah, they've been practically raised on JB for like the last decade.

@ihnenkate I've been to one JB concert, and I think it might be too overwhelming for a 4 year old. It was loud, it was rowdy, it was AMAZING, but my kids could not have handled it at that age. Give it a little time - definitely a core memory to share with your kids, but maybe in a few years? Just my friendly opinion from one mom to another.

@AP your signature just opened a portal in space-time and sent me right back to 1997

We're the secret society of real ones, and now we can find each other!

Hand of God, but Kid Again immediately became a close second.

@Amariez10585 y’all, I’m 43! Anyone here older? Do I get a prize for being eldest, GenX, a true child of the 80s??

@Amariez10585 I’m in St. Louis, Missouri, representing the Midwest! My father lives in Buffalo, NY - so I come up to your neck of the woods every couple of years.

@Amariez10585 Sure is, I feel like if there's a solid 50/50 chance that if you are female born in the 80s or 90s, your middle name is Marie, Ann, or Elizabeth!

Heyoooooo

Let’s play a game to pass the time while we all wait

I’ll start us off, and you comment with the next sentence in the story. We keep going until we get to a good place for THE END.

No other rules except don’t intentionally derail the story.

So let’s go!

“Once upon a time, there was a father and his three sons.

Software engineer

1. Oranges come pre-sliced, and y'all don't believe in God? Peeled.

2. Ducky, Land Before Time, final answer.

3. False. He's New York enough, but wrong vibe.

@Atoz YESSSSSSSSSSS