Justin Bieber has apparently grown up from the cute pre-teen pop prodigy, to a reckless American pop sensation.
As a fully-grown, Christian man of faith and a husband like no other, he has not been afraid to show his talent to the outside world. He and his wife was travelling in Idaho, with a spiritual inspiration urging them to have baptism at an undisclosed waterfront location. He made sure to take the pictures from the occasion and share it on his Instagram account.
‘The moment @haileybieber my wife and I got baptized together!’ the message to his 143 million Instagram followers read as follows.
‘This was one of [the] most special moments of my life. Confessing our love and trust in Jesus publicly with our friends and family.’
Justin and Hailey were having a road trip down the Idaho stateside last month. They got down to prepare for the religious rite, administered by one pastor Judah Smith.
The baptism went according to the whole orthodox procedural steps. Justin was grateful to be able to have the experience with family and friends.
E! host Jason Kennedy exclaimed in a comment on Bieber’s post, elusively hinting that he also was witnessing the scene firsthand: ‘One of the top moments of my life doing this with you.’ The other influential pastor Carl Lentz, also commented: ‘Amazing. love you.’
Justin’s Idaho baptism with Hailey is, however, technically not the first one that the ‘Sorry’ sensation has received.
In the past he had a very whimsical one, something that was very different from a previous blessing. And that one was the one that Pastor Lentz ordained and recounted at a GQ interview. Bieber was with the reporter Zane Lowe, explaining how he ‘took a deep dive in[to] faith’ after hitting a low-point in his life.
‘The way I look at God and my relationship with Jesus is I’m not trying to earn God’s love by doing good things,’ Bieber told Lowe. ‘God has already loved me for who I am before I did anything to earn or deserve it.
It’s a free gift by accepting Jesus, giving your life to him, and what he did is the gift. The forgiveness is the thing that we look at and we go, you know, I’m going to worship you, God, because you gave me something so good.’
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