De’Vannon Hubert: From Addiction and Homelessness to Faith and Resilience
I walked into the office where I used to work and I tried to tell him and I couldn't find the words.
What does it take to rise from the depths of addiction, homelessness, and rejection? De’Vannon Hubert's story might just hold the answers. In this episode of 'Steps to Sobriety', host Stephan Neff sits down with De’Vannon, a man whose life journey reads like a rollercoaster of trials and triumphs.
De’Vannon is the author of 'Sex, Drugs and Jesus', a raw memoir that chronicles his battles with drug addiction, dealing, homelessness, and the sting of being ostracized by his church due to his sexuality. But that’s just the beginning. A veteran of the United States Air Force, De’Vannon also holds degrees from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and the Hypnosis Motivation Institute. He’s a licensed massage therapist and the owner of DownUnder Apparel, a lingerie and sportswear store.
Through his podcast 'Sex, Drugs and Jesus', he shares his unfiltered experiences, aiming to help others find their way out of darkness. In this heartfelt conversation, De’Vannon opens up about how he turned his life around. He talks about finding clarity in his spiritual beliefs, practicing empathy by putting himself in others' shoes, and focusing on self-improvement rather than judging others.
His story is one of incredible resilience, highlighting how faith can be a powerful tool for overcoming life's toughest challenges. Whether you’re grappling with addiction, facing mental health issues, or dealing with rejection, De’Vannon’s journey offers a beacon of hope. Tune in to hear how he transformed his pain into purpose and learn practical tips for finding your own path to recovery.