New Justin Bieber Tunes Infused With Power of Prayer

Justin Bieber dropped some sneak peaks at his new music on Instagram.
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Justin Bieber infused the power of prayer in his latest jams, if his Instagram is any indication.  

The pop superstar, who released his Purpose album last year, is back in the recording studio, using his face as a guiding light.  

In one preview he sings

And every single time you want to pray
Pray for your trouble
Take a breath
Every step
Let it wash away
Oh wash away.
 

Media have relished in Bieber’s comeback and return to faith with the help of pastors like Carl Lentz and Judah Smith.  

Bieber himself spoke of his transformation: “The whole thing with religion is you present yourself holy and bring your offerings so that God can bless you, when the whole point of the relationship [should be], ‘No, I’m gonna do this because he loves me. I’m gonna do this because he’s amazing and not because [I] have to, [but] because [I] want to.’ That’s the whole thing with religion that’s been throwing off the people. It’s not a ‘have to.’ It should be just like a personal relationship. Like, ‘Hey, I love you because you first loved me.'”

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