Kabelo Mabalane proudly marks an impressive 21 years of sobriety. He has lived a clean and sober life, free from the grip of alcohol and drugs.
Sharing this significant milestone on the 1st of September, the husband of Gail Mabalane took to social media to celebrate and offer his testimony as a source of inspiration to his followers.
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In his heartfelt message, he emphasized the transformative power of unmerited grace, acknowledging that all things are possible through it. Kabelo firmly believes that God extends His boundless grace to everyone without exception.
He encouraged others to tap into this grace by surrendering their struggles and weaknesses, allowing the divine to work wonders in their lives.
He conveyed this powerful message in his own words: “All things are possible because of unmerited, unearned, undeserved Grace.
God shows no favoritism, whatever He can do for one He can do for another. It’s about getting to the end of ourselves, then we unleash Him onto and into our struggles. When we are weak, then we are strong.”
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Kabelo has made it a tradition to celebrate this remarkable achievement annually, and each time, his story serves as a beacon of hope to his social media followers.
His courage to share his journey towards sobriety has garnered admiration and respect, as evident in the heartwarming response from one of his followers who highlighted his impactful influence as a role model: “You’re a good example, brother.
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One post I remember from you back in the day was captioned: ‘It’s not good for a man to die having never challenged himself.’ That was a life-changer. Myself and many others look up to you.”
Kabelo Mabalane’s enduring commitment to sobriety not only reflects his personal triumph but also serves as a testament to the strength of the human spirit and the hope that change and recovery are possible for anyone facing similar challenges.
