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Category: NPT Podcast

Getting real and raw about life, leadership, and love; while having lots of fun along the way.

Jeff and Sabrina Maness lead a large and growing church (Element Church in Cheyenne, WY) as well as a home-based business. They are high school sweethearts, married in 1997, and parents of four kids. The only way they’ve found to stay sane is to get naked and party!

In this podcast, they talk about everything from ministry and leadership to marriage and love. They dig into money, intimacy, parenting, and more. If it’s a part of life, it is never off-limits. They are as open about their failures as their successes and desire to see people flourish in every part of their lives.

Join Jeff and Sabrina for Naked Party Time and take your next step to flourish as well.

Episode 060: Sabbath Question & Response (The Theology of Sabbath)

In this episode, Sabrina and I tackle some incredible questions that were asked on our Sabbath Panel discussion at The Harbor on Sunday, November 24th, 2024. These questions are all themed around the theology of the Sabbath. In the next two episodes, we will tackle questions around the practice of…

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Episode 059: The Sabbath Difference

We share some of our journey, even down to the specific length of time, before we really started engaging the Sabbath fully and seeing the difference. We share some of the newest changes we’ve made to our Sabbath and what we enjoy most about the Sabbath difference.

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Episode 057: The Favorite’s Takeover – A vulnerable conversation between friends

In this episode, our daughter Jaydah and her best friend Marlow from Wyoming take over the podcast.  They talk about how they maintain their friendship over the many miles, but they also get real and raw about their own faith journeys, how Jesus has been revealed to them outside of…

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Episode 055: Help, I’ve been hurt by the Church!

In this episode, Sabrina and I answer a listener’s question about church hurt. “How to have conversations with those who have church hurt, or specific prayers to pray for them.” We walk through Four Principles for having a conversation: 1. Be humble 2. Be honest 3. Be helpful 4. Be…

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