Cassper Nyovest Gets Candid About Depression and Anxiety: “I Felt Unsafe Because of Threats”
- Rapper and businessman Cassper Nyovest got candid about dealing with depression and anxiety
- Cassper shared that he had been dealing with this for the past two years, and he also revealed that he used to receive threats
- Nyovest said he turned his life to Christianity and said he got healed from the mental illness he suffered with
- Briefly News spoke to Pastor T Caluza from The Voice Of The Kingdom Ministries church about how being a born again changes a person's life
Cassper Nyovest was overwhelmed with a feeling of gratitude when he shared a very personal experience. The rapper has turned to God and even got baptised, so he opened up more about that.
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Nyovest gives praise to God for sparing life
The rapper and businessman recently wrote on his X timeline how God spared his life. In a candid testimonial, Cassper Nyovest spoke about dealing with depression and anxiety in the past two years.
Giving praise to the Almighty, Cassper exclaimed:
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"It’s all about Jesus!!! It always was and it always will be!!! Jesus!!! The beginning and the end!!! Life is serious!!! Don’t take your life for granted. You were chosen!!! Don’t sit around waiting for nothing. Jesus wants you to know HE LOVES YOU!!! Repent!! He is coming back!!"
Cassper speaks about receiving threats
The Billiato owner also spoke about receiving threats to his life and how he was forced to beef up his security.
Nyovest said he turned his life to Christianity and was instantly healed, giving thanks to God for that.
“I went through so much in the past two years. Mentally, I was drained, and I was burnt out. I felt unsafe because of threats, and I even got bodyguards. I was diagnosed with depression and anxiety. I really couldn’t see the light, and I couldn’t control my mind at some point; I ran to Jesus, and he healed me. I want to say. Thank you, Jesus! You are my lord and saviour!”
Cassper also shared a message of inspiration to others, advising them to turn to God as well.
Briefly News spoke to Pastor T Caluza from The Voice Of The Kingdom Ministries church, who shed light on why being a born-again changes a person's life for the better. Caluza, who is an elder at the church, explained the steps people take when they embark on that journey,
"Sometimes, people who feel lost or face hardships in life often turn to God. Being a born again Christian requires commitment. At church, we do this thing called 'ukukhetha inkosi' [accepting God as your saviour] and committing ourselves to him.
"I often encourage young people to speak to the elders at church and repent their sins. Then, getting baptised is often the next step, and that is a major decision in a Christian's journey."
Caluza commends the act of spreading the word of God, which is something Cassper Nyovest is actively doing online.
Cassper blames break-up with baby mama on addiction
In a previous report from Briefly News, Cassper Nyovest shared that he had an addiction that cost him a relationship with the mother of his child, Thobeka Majozi.
The Mama I Made It hitmaker told Mpoomy Ledwaba on her YouTube podcast that he changed his life after losing his family.
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