Justin Bieber Has Reportedly Been Absent From His Church For 3 Months

Justin Bieber It has not been in Churchome services three months after the accusations that the church is a “cult-like” organization.

Bieber pastor, Judah Smithtold about a recent experience where many people contacted him to ask him if he was “in order” after a recent press he received an alleged misunderstanding with the singer’s former friend Ryan Good.

At the same time Justin Bieber continues to worry about fans about his well -being with my mysterious messages in the midst of rumors that his marriage Hailey Bieber is in trouble.

By US sun– Bieber has not been to the church for the last three months in the midst of a drama with his long -time pastor.

The “Sorry” singer has gone to Churchome at least since 2010, when he was 16 years old and has grown near the pastor Judah Smith over the years.

Bieber and Smith came under a strong review when the singer’s former best friend Ryan Good stopped going to the church due to the supposed “cult -cultural culture”.

Since then, Bieber has not talked to GOOD, who worked as his best husband’s wedding to Hailey and helped the establishment of a former street clothing brand Drew House.

On Wednesday evening, Smith, who tuned Bieber’s wedding in Hailey in 2018, gave an emotional sermon in which he told how the titles seemed to have emphasized his interest in his well -being from friends.

“Recently I have had a lot of people to ask me if I’m fine,” Smith said. “What, [at] Nominal value, it’s a great thing to do, right? Text: “Hi, you good?” ‘Hi, you ok?’ “

However, he stated that “the problem is when they add,” he is forced to admit “maybe this has happened to you” and check if everything is fine with him.

“So Jason and I went to Miami last weekend. It was a great time. And I came across so many old friends I hadn’t seen for a while,” he continued, naming the former E! Newsman Jason Kennedy, who was sitting in the audience.

“And I was amazed because one person said,” Hey, are you good? Are you OK? “And I was like,” Yes, yes, no, I’m good. “I’m the kind of what you heard?” He said.

The 46-year-old clergy rushed in his sermon and asked the audience if they have ever been “asked so many times, are you okay that you started to think, are you okay?”

“And I recently confess in Miami when I saw old friends, I started saying,” No, I’m fine. “And then I heard through my voice that my answer was also I would tell them, but I also told me that I was great,” he continued.

After about an hour after Smith’s speech took an emotional turn when he began to tear and said, “It is [life] There have always been people, but we made it popular and made it about performances. “

It comes after Bieber raised concerns after seemingly cutting ties to many insiders in the midst of accusations in his church “cultural culture”.

However, Smith denied the allegations in the recent sermon saying that if they were one, they are “the worst cult in all cult history”.

“We meet once a month, guys. I stopped doing this every Wednesday. We have to improve here,” he continued, he US sun.

According to the news store, one church nurse admitted on Wednesday that there were problems in the church, but not a cult.

“I’ve come to this church for five years. I’ve grown so much spiritually,” the source said. “Things are not always perfect, but I know that pastor Judah comes from a good place. He has a good heart, he’s a real thing.”

Inside, when talking about a member of the Church, who also claims to be a member of the Church admitted that the organization has its subject matter, but that its leader Judah has good intentions.

“Hate hate, but I think he has the right intentions,” the insider said. “At the end of the day, pastors are also people; they make mistakes, but we have to do to pray for them and raise them.”

They also mentioned that they had no “negative experiences with Judah”, but they had fallen with the church prayer group; However, it did not “prevent” them from coming.

“Every church has its subject, there is a mental health with people. No church is perfect,” the source added.