As proof of his transformed life, young Canadian singer Justin Bieber turned a recent concert at Staples Center, Los Angeles into a “group meeting” with the participation of thousands of fans.

Bieber started the show by skateboarding onto the stage and performing his songs old and new in acoustic style. Bieber then shared a short film highlighting the standout song from his new album titled “Purpose.”

However, not long after, Bieber surprised the audience by talking about his deep love for God. “Bieber sat in a chair right next to Judah Smith, who was known as his pastor, and he began to preach,” the LA Times described.

“He talked about the importance of remaining positive and living among encouraging people. He emphasized his connection with God, it helped him stand up after a series of troubles that were brought to the press,” this article recounted the events of the program.

In terms of music, the songs on Bieber’s new album are like an apology. As an attempt to restore his image, “Purpose” is the singer’s apology for his mistakes. In the song “I’ll show you,” he admits he’s not perfect while angrily pointing out that perfection is an unreasonable demand.

Previously, a short clip also spread very quickly in the online community showing Bieber bursting into tears after praying for the victims of the Paris terrorist attack right on the stage of a concert night. After a series of more mature actions and behaviors recently, Justin Bieber is gradually showing growth in character and maturity in faith. At least, through those small actions, thousands of fans of this young singer heard about God through an ordinary music night.