Anchored

Anchored - Drae & Que

AnchoredLife has a way of testing what you're really anchored to. Anchored is a faith-based podcast hosted by husband and wife Drae and Que Hubbard, exploring what it means to build a life, marriage, family, and purpose firmly rooted in Christ. Through honest conversations, personal experiences, Scripture, and lessons we're learning along the way, we talk about the places where faith meets real life—marriage, parenting, leadership, relationships, purpose, spiritual growth, difficult seasons, and everything in between. We're not pastors, and we're not pretending to have all the answers. We're a husband and wife committed to following Jesus, growing together, and sharing what God is teaching us in the process. Some episodes will be conversations between the two of us. Others will bring friends, couples, faith leaders, and people we respect to the table to share their stories, wisdom, and perspectives. Our goal is simple: to create honest conversations that help you strengthen your faith, deepen your relationships, and stay grounded when life gets uncertain. Because storms will come. Seasons will change. But when your foundation is Christ, you have something that holds. “We have this hope as an anchor for the soul, firm and secure.” Hebrews 6:19 ⚓ Anchored — Faith that holds.

Episodes

  1. Aug 31

    Psalm 25

    Psalm 25 is not a polished prayer from a man who has it together - it's the honest, verse-by-verse cry of someone being hunted, carrying real regret, and still choosing trust. If you need a way to pray when pressure is rising, shame is whispering, or your past feels heavier than your present, this walkthrough will meet you there.Anchored goes line by line through David's Psalm 25 and uncovers how much is packed into this ancient song. The Hebrew acrostic structure is part of the message: David is bringing his whole self, A to Z, before God. From there, the episode traces five powerful movements - trust under pressure, asking to be taught, discovering who God really is, the reward of reverence, and the final honest cry for help. You'll hear why "lift up my soul" is not passive language, why waiting on God is a discipline rather than a delay, and why "show me, teach me, lead me" is a better prayer than asking for instant answers. The episode also reframes meekness as strength under submission, not weakness, and explains how "fear of the Lord" leads to internal stability even when trouble does not disappear.Most strikingly, this teaching refuses to separate faith from pain. David begins by choosing trust, but he ends by naming desolation, enlarged troubles, and real enemies without pretending everything is fine. That tension is the point: mature faith does not hide the hard parts, it brings them into the light.Perfect for anyone who wants a deeper, more honest prayer life, or who needs fresh language for carrying pressure, guilt, and uncertainty without losing confidence in God. If you've ever skipped over the parts of your life that feel too messy to pray, this episode shows a better way.

About

AnchoredLife has a way of testing what you're really anchored to. Anchored is a faith-based podcast hosted by husband and wife Drae and Que Hubbard, exploring what it means to build a life, marriage, family, and purpose firmly rooted in Christ. Through honest conversations, personal experiences, Scripture, and lessons we're learning along the way, we talk about the places where faith meets real life—marriage, parenting, leadership, relationships, purpose, spiritual growth, difficult seasons, and everything in between. We're not pastors, and we're not pretending to have all the answers. We're a husband and wife committed to following Jesus, growing together, and sharing what God is teaching us in the process. Some episodes will be conversations between the two of us. Others will bring friends, couples, faith leaders, and people we respect to the table to share their stories, wisdom, and perspectives. Our goal is simple: to create honest conversations that help you strengthen your faith, deepen your relationships, and stay grounded when life gets uncertain. Because storms will come. Seasons will change. But when your foundation is Christ, you have something that holds. “We have this hope as an anchor for the soul, firm and secure.” Hebrews 6:19 ⚓ Anchored — Faith that holds.