Justin Bieber's close friend reacts: He is trapped in a 'cult'

Justin Bieber's inner circle appears to be shrinking, with one of his oldest friends expressing concern that the singer is trapped in a "cult." According to a report by TMZ, Ryan Goode, co-founder and artistic director of the singer's label, Drew House, hasn't contacted him in over a year, reportedly concerned about his relationship with pastor Judah Smith.
People close to them say their departure began when Ryan Goode left Churchome, a Seattle-based Christian church that has become particularly popular among celebrity circles and is led by Judah Smith. Justin Bieber's friend, who was also his road manager in the past, believes the church operates with the characteristics of a cult and that the singer's close relationship with the pastor was a determining factor in their departure.
In fact, the singer had included Judah Smith on the board of directors of Drew House, a decision that everyone described as "strange", given that the pastor has no experience in the business world. The same people claim that Ryan Goode is "concerned" about Bieber's mental state, especially after some of his "strange" behavior recently.
What is Churchome?
Churchome is a Seattle-based Christian church with a presence in Los Angeles that has gained particular popularity among celebrity circles in recent years. It is led by Pastor Judah Smith, known for his contemporary and unpretentious style, with a central message of acceptance, community, and connecting with God through everyday experiences.
Churchome makes extensive use of digital media, even has a dedicated mobile app, while promoting a new operating model called "church at home," through which members can participate in ceremonies and activities remotely. Among its followers are several celebrities, such as Justin Bieber and his wife Hailey, who maintain close ties with Pastor Smith.
However, the church's loose, "modern" approach has drawn strong reactions. Some speak of cult-like features and an excessive focus on the face of pastor Judah Smith. Former supporters of the church have left, denouncing the overcommercialization of the faith and the creation of toxic dependencies among members and the Church's leadership.
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