A survivor of the 1993 Waco siege, David Thibodeau, recently offered advice to Justin Bieber regarding his association with Churchome.

David Thibodeau, one of the nine surviving members of the 1993 Branch Davidian siege in Waco, Texas, is offering insight ...

But Churchome, a global non-denominational church community centered on the story of Jesus and His grace, led by pastors Judah and Chelsea Smith, changed that narrative — intentionally and ...

Justin Bieber can’t seem to catch a break. Just when it looked like the pop star was finding peace, his choice of church Churchome is landing him in the middle of a whole new controversy.

Justin's inner circle's been getting smaller, and we're told part of the reason is former friends believe Churchome, the Christian church he attends, is a cult, and Thibodeau has a lot of ...

In January, fans were shocked when Bieber, 31, appeared to unfollow his wife, 28, on Instagram, though the “Baby” singer clarified hours later, amid much scepticism, that he’d been hacked ...

Justin Bieber’s former friends claim the pop star is in the clutches of a cult and that his Churchome pastor holds undue influence over the singer’s life. Pastor Judah Smith meanwhile ...

It was only a matter of time before Churchome — the buzzy, Beverly Hills-based church led by Justin Bieber’s longtime spiritual advisor, Pastor Judah Smith — landed back in the headlines.

This supposed “cult” is built around Bieber’s religious faith and his allegiance to pastor Judah Smith and Churchome, Smith’s celebrity-friendly Christian mega-church, with which Bieber ...

Now, remember. Churchome is a cool church. The services have welcomed everyone from Selena Gomez to Kourtney Kardashian and Lana Del Rey. Justin has a matching tattoo with pastor Judah Smith.