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Kefilwe Mabote burns her designer clothes as she finds God

South African author, influencer and socialite Kefilwe Mabote has recently stunned mzansi with her daring move of burning her designer clothes as she embarks on a spiritual journey.

Kefilwe whose bio now reads: “Jesus first. 2 Corinthians 5:17” is set to use her socials as a communication tool to spread the word of the Lord with her new category of stories titled: Testimony where she shares reasons for embarking on this journey and her sacrifices to fulfil her purpose.

She mentioned that she will no longer serve as an idol for anyone as she is human and she is bound to fail, but Jesus never will.

Among the slides posted on Testimony, Kefilwe revealed that she spent years crying out to God, seeking clarity, feeling broken and wondering what she was missing before she decided to let go of all the worldly distractions and pleasures and finally saw the truth.

“In my desperation, I sought God more intentionally than ever before, laying everything at His feet. That’s when He began to reveal things I had never understood, and it shattered me to my core. I realised there were so many areas in my life (things I thought were harmless or insignificant) that were blocking my prayers and relationship with God,” she said.

MDN news took to X (formerly Twitter to share a video of Kefilwe burning clothes.

The Young, Famous & African star took to her Instagram story to share a series of messages clarifying why she chose this journey. Taking to her story she said: ” I’m sharing this because I know how it feels to live in darkness, searching for answers. My prayer is that I hope one day my testimony will help someone that needed to hear this and seek the Lord with all your heart. He is faithful, and He will reveal the truth to those who seek Him,” she proclaimed.

 

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