A Good Cup of Coffee: Honest Conversations, Grounded in Scripture

Intro: 0:00–5:42 Coffee Talk: 5:42–17:18 Scripture: 17:18–44:05 Closing Remarks: 44:05–49:30 ⸻ Intro Noah Wagner and Seth Pippin shift from their Genesis-to-Revelation reading plan to focus on Palm Sunday, walking through Matthew 21:1–11 and the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem. They frame the episode around a central question: Is Jesus truly Lord of your life, or just someone you call on w...

Timestamps Intro: 0:00–6:10 Coffee Talk: 6:10–17:35 Scripture: 17:35–45:20 Closing Remarks: 45:20–50:48 ⸻ Intro Noah Wagner and Seth Pippin open the episode by setting up the transition from Deuteronomy into Joshua, marking a major moment in Israel’s story—moving from wandering in the wilderness to stepping into the Promised Land. They highlight Joshua 3–4 as the focal point, centering on Israel c...

Timestamps Intro: 0:00–5:21 Coffee Talk: 5:21–14:07 Scripture: 14:07–38:08 Closing Remarks: 38:08–42:34 ⸻ Intro Noah Wagner and Seth Pippin introduce the episode centered on Deuteronomy 6:4–7, commonly known as the Shema. “Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one.” They explain that the Shema is one of the most foundational statements in all of Scripture and has shaped Jewish identity and...

Timestamps Intro: 0:00–1:30 Coffee Talk: 1:30–12:00 Scripture: 12:00–49:30 Closing Remarks: 49:30–52:54 ⸻ Intro Hosts Noah Wagner and Seth Pippin are joined by Lyndon Glover to discuss Numbers 13–14, one of the most pivotal moments in Israel’s wilderness journey. The episode focuses on the contrast between faith and fear, highlighting how the majority of Israel chose fear despite God’s clear promi...

BIBLICAL TEXT (8:10–46:20) 8:10–11:20 — Setting the Passage Primary Text: Exodus 34:29–35 (NIV) Context:     •    Golden calf rebellion     •    Moses’ intercession     •    Covenant renewal Key phrase: “Seek God’s face before you seek God’s hand.” ⸻ 11:20–23:10 — Moses’ Radiant...

With Seth Pippin absent due to his move to Marshfield, Missouri, Noah Wagner is joined by Alex Dickerman (Executive Pastor, First Baptist Bonifay) to explore Pharaoh’s hardened heart throughout Exodus 4–14. The discussion centers on:     •    Why Pharaoh repeatedly resisted God     •    The spiritual pattern of hardnes...

Hosts Seth Pippin and Noah Wagner close the book of Genesis with a focused study of Genesis 50:15–21, highlighting Joseph’s model of biblical forgiveness. They also recap the transition from Genesis into early Exodus, share coffee talk, ministry updates, and emphasize forgiveness shaped by God’s providence and the gospel. ⸻ Coffee Chat Highlights     •    Fr...

Hosts Seth Pippin and Noah Wagner, joined by guest Lyndon Glover, study Genesis 39, tracing Joseph’s rise in Potiphar’s house, his confrontation with temptation, false accusation, imprisonment, and God’s continued favor. The episode defines temptation biblically, distinguishes temptation from testing, and offers practical guidance for fleeing sin while trusting God’s sovereign purposes. ⸻ Coffee N...

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Seth Pippin and Noah Wagner examine Genesis 22, exploring Abraham’s testing, obedience, and God’s provision. The conversation highlights how God tests faith to reveal and strengthen trust, not to tempt toward sin, and how this passage points forward to the gospel through substitution and promise. The episode also includes a recap of Genesis 18–26, coffee updates, and ministry reflections. ⸻ Podcas...

Follow the F260 reading plan at fbbonifay.com In this episode of A Good Cup of Coffee, Noah Wagner and Seth Pippin continue walking through the church’s Bible reading plan, Replicate Ministries’ Two-60, and lead listeners into a deep dive of Genesis 15. Along the way, they draw important context from Job 38–42 and Genesis 11, highlighting God’s sovereignty, the nature of faith, and the weight of G...

Find the Reading plan here: FBBonifay.com Season 2 of A Good Cup of Coffee kicks off with hosts Noah Wagner and Seth Pippin launching a new, year-long Bible reading focus aligned with their church’s plan at First Baptist Bonifay. After coffee banter and a sponsor segment, they recap the week’s readings (Genesis 1–9; Job 1–2) and then dive deeply into Genesis 2:18–25 and Genesis 3:1–6. Key themes i...

In the season finale of A Good Cup of Coffee, Noah Wagner and Seth Pippin conclude “The Unexpected Christmas” series by walking through Luke 2:1–21. The episode connects everyday gift stories and coffee banter to the heart of Christmas: the incarnate Son’s humble birth, God’s sovereign providence, the angelic announcement to marginalized shepherds, and the proper human response to the gospel. The...

Noah and Seth kick off a two-week Christmas series titled “The Unexpected Christmas,” intentionally slowing down Luke 1 to recover awe at the incarnation. They address the danger of over-familiarity with the Christmas story and highlight Mary’s faith, the virgin birth, and the theological implications of Jesus being fully God and fully man. The episode also includes a sponsor segment for Fresh Gro...

Hosts, Context, and Sponsor     •    Noah Wagner — returning after family health issues     •    Seth Pippin — co-host     •    Lyndon filled in the week before Release timing: Wednesday before Thanksgiving Sponsor: Fresh Grounds Coffee Local, affordable, fresh-roasted, grinds in...

Host Seth Pippin welcomes Lyndon Glover for a Scripture-driven conversation on what to do when we are “not okay.” Centering on Mark 5:25–34—the woman healed after twelve years of suffering—the episode emphasizes going to Jesus first, choosing faith over fear, knowing God’s fatherly love in hardship, preparing spiritually before trials, and leaning on church community. Listeners are encouraged towa...

Hosts Noah Wagner and Seth Pippin welcome Alex Dickerman, Executive Pastor at First Baptist Bonifay, to discuss 2 Corinthians 5. Together they unpack Paul’s view of suffering and Spirit-empowered ministry, the Holy Spirit’s role as the believer’s guarantee, the call to live by faith, the beauty of being made new in Christ, and the charge to embrace the ministry of reconciliation. Participants &nbs...

INTRO     •    Welcome listeners back to A Good Cup of Coffee.     •    Mention: recording locally in Bonifay with guest David from Fresh Grounds.     •    Briefly set up the theme: “Today we’re talking missions, coffee, and how community happens one cup at a time.”   &...

Opening: Coffee Chat & Upcoming Guests     •    Hosts wrap up the 2 Timothy series.     •    Preview next week’s guest — a believer passionate about coffee and the gospel.     •    Tease potential follow-up guest for the week after.     •   ...

Opening: Coffee Chat & Listener Feedback     •    Seth visited Fresh Grounds and chatted with David (shoutout).     •    Tried a developing Tiramisu Iced Drink (Monin tiramisu syrup, mocha, cinnamon).     •    Feedback: try cocoa powder instead of mocha; steam powders into mi...

Segment Highlights: Intro & Banter: Florida heat, office AC debates, Pat McAfee 33-yard challenge. Rapid Coffee Opinions: Cold brew, Starbucks, pour-over, moka pot, iced vs. hot coffee, entry-level machines. Main Scripture Focus: 2 Timothy 3:16–17 “All Scripture is breathed out by God…” Inspiration: God guided authors; human context included. Five Ps of Reliability: Profession, Production, Pro...

Main Idea: Paul calls Timothy to follow his example of faithful living, endurance under persecution, and deep love rooted in Scripture. Key Segments:     • Coffee Kickoff: Fall flavors, barista styles, and our Keurig lineup     • Passage Context: Paul contrasts godliness with the moral decay of 2 Tim 3:1–9     • Following P...

1. Setting Up the Passage     •    Paul’s “last days” = church age (Acts 2 → present)     •    Goal isn’t timeline speculation but moral awareness: “Avoid such people.” 2. Three Misdirected Loves     •    Self: “I must be exalted.” → narcissism, influencer culture   &nb...

This week, Noah Wagner and Seth Pippen continue their 2 Timothy series after last week’s detour on “asking questions.” In this episode, they unpack Paul’s imagery of vessels in a great house, the call to flee youthful passions, and what it means for the Lord’s servant to avoid quarrels while teaching with kindness and gentleness. Coffee Banter ☕     •    Se...