Waco Survivor warns Justin Bieber about falling into a religious ‘cult’

David Thibodeau – A survivor of the infamous branch Davidians from 1993 besieged in Waco, Texas- Justin Bieber Some wise advice about religion, as some of his former friends question his association with Churchome.

Justin’s inner circle becomes smaller, and we have been told that part of the reason is that former friends believe that Churchome, the Christian church he visits, is a cultand Thibodeau has a lot of experience in that area, as a member of the Davidians branch – the David Koresh-S conducted cult that had a weekly stalemate with the FBI before their Waco compound burned on the ground, killing more than 80 members.

Thibodeau told us that he sees a lot of good and some poor in the case of Justin and Churchome. He says that a great positive is that the org is not nearly as hardcore as the Davidians branch.

To begin with, Churchome is not a 24/7 operation such as the Davidians … In fact, the church only comes together once a month – of which David says that Justin gives time and freedom to investigate other religions if he chooses to do this.

Thibodeau warns JB: “Don’t go against that well in his stomach who says something is right or wrong?” He also warns that Justin is wary of Churchome’s leadership if they only let him read “the Scripture” without external influences.

David also mentions that Bieber must be grateful that he is now older, because younger, less refined people are more sensitive to being lured to a religious group or cult, just like what happened to him with the Davidians.

What is more, Thibodeau says that if Justin’s friends attack the faith or church of the singer – it would only serve to strengthen Justin’s band with the church. He offers a better approach for the people around him who do not agree with Churchome.

In our documentary, “TMZ is investigating: What happened to Justin Bieber?” -Now available on YouTube-We have told you about Justin’s ex-pal Ryan Goodfalls out with the singer.

Ryan was a Churchome member, but sources told us he was leaving because he thought it was a cult … something his predecessor, Judah Smithhas Adamant denied.

Thibodeau says he was able to overcome the heavy influence of the Davidians branch by “counting his blessings every day” and suggests that the Biebs do the same.

A few interesting facts … Thibodeau was just a long-haired hippie when he was led from the Koresh compound in handcuffs in 1993.