An American pastor has called Beyonce a "witch."

Tiphani Montgomery, a self-proclaimed 'prophetess,' has sparked outrage after calling Grammy award winner Beyoncé a witch and shaming anyone who plans to attend her concert.

The American pastor and founder of The Covered By God ministry, according to the Daily Mail, attacked Beyoncé in a video she posted on TikTok and YouTube on February 12.

An American pastor has called Beyonce a "witch."

"Any of you who are going to Beyoncé's concert I rebuke you in the name of Jesus, how dare you call yourself a Christian.

"I don't care who your pastor is who is OK with it, who your pastor is who thinks it's cool, who your pastor is who sings along to the songs because they want some clout," she said.

Montgomery, an itinerant preacher who hails from North Carolina, then goes on to suggest that Beyoncé is 'a witch' and fans of the singer are part of a 'coven.

"Normally, when a witch has a coven, it's a small thing. Covens of witches are typically made up of three to seven people.' The pastor went on to say.

"A hive is a group of thousands of bees. Are you a member of that lady Beyhive? And you identify as a Christian? "May the Lord's dealings come upon you," Montgomery insisted.

"I love the Lord with ALL my soul and will always bless His name," one Instagram user said.

"As a Christian, I'm not sure why judging others is such a thing smh (not everyone does it, but...)" said another. We can guide others without being judgmental or commanding in our approach to controlling others.

"Last I checked, only God can judge. I wish we could simply guide and remind people of God's love instead of bringing others down and speaking negatively about them to remind them of God."

Michelle Williams, a former Destiny's Child member and Beyoncé's friend, also made an Instagram reel says

"It also appears that I am entering the chat," 

"I am just watching a lot going on, things that are being said, specifically about entertainers, specifically about entertainers that I even have relationships with, entertainers that I know off the stage.

"I just wish we would pray as publicly for entertainers as we rebuke them and damn their soul to hell.

"I know it's not my calling mission to damn entertainers to hell and say they'll die. "The devil is a lie," Michelle stated.

An American pastor has called Beyoncé a "witch."

Michelle, who has frequently expressed her Christian faith, has released a number of Gospel albums since leaving the R&B-pop group.

Montgomery] said, absolutely."

She went on to say that there were 'so many people mad right now, upset, and sticking up for Beyoncé and completely missing the message.

Montgomery's detractors have also labeled her a "hypocrite" after discovering old tweets in which she declared herself a Beyoncé fan and even claimed to have attended the singer's concerts.

"Am I the only one addicted to Beyoncé's song: Why don't u love me?" she tweeted in 2010.

"I had the opportunity to attend the Jay Z and Beyoncé concert, and it was AMAZING!!!' Montgomery also included a tweet from 2014.

The pastor, on the other hand, has defended herself, addressing the resurfaced tweets on February 13:

"Because I publicly opposed and denounced their god Baalyonce (sic), they discovered these tweets from 2010, 2011, and 2014.

"But I had just done a YouTube the night before claiming to be the biggest Jay Z and Beyoncé (sic) fan... until I got saved in my shower in August 2015."

"What's my point?" she asked in another tweet. My point is that whenever you open your mouth, you are a mouth.

"What's my point?" she asked in another tweet. My point is that whenever you are a mouthpiece for God, people will try to discredit you. But I'm scared of The Living God more than I am of dead skeletons!"

Critics also targeted Montgomery's previously published adult books, including The Millionaire Mistress series, to which she responded, "I stopped writing those six years before I got saved."

An American pastor has called Beyonce a "witch."

"I'm not going to listen to her sermons. Tiphani Montgomery is a fraud who lives two lives, using the church for attention and money while also writing sleazy sultry sex books for profit. 'And before you say this is old, it isn't; these books are from 2020,' someone said.

Tiphani responded, "I stopped writing those books SIX YEARS BEFOREEEEEEEEEEE I got saved."

"I also have never received money from those books since 2010 bc I sold the rights to them away. I also can't have them removed from Amazon because I don't own them. I know because I've been trying for years.'

Montgomery describes herself as a 'unlikely entrepreneur,' a teen mother, and a college dropout.

She is the CEO of Millions Conference and the founder of Kingdom Entrepreneur University, a 'high level online educational platform that has trained 3,000+ entrepreneurs worldwide,' according to her website.

An American pastor has called Beyonce a "witch." 

She founded Covered By God, a "prophetic and teaching ministry designed to awaken and stir the church with the Holy Spirit's awakening and to build up God's prophets and prophetic voices to impact the nations."