A Good Cup of Coffee

About A Good Cup of Coffee

We talk about life’s two most important things: Jesus and coffee. Pull up a chair and grab a cup of coffee. A Good Cup of Coffee is a Bible-centered podcast where we have honest conversations about life, faith, and God’s Word. Each episode explores Scripture in a way that’s relatable, thoughtful, and practical—grounded in the truth of the Bible but served in everyday language. Whether you’re curious about the Bible, looking for spiritual growth, or just want a conversation that feels like sitting across the table from a friend, this podcast is for you.

Publisher

First Baptist Bonifay

Category

religion & spirituality

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

21 Aug 2025

Latest episode

2 Apr 2026

Latest episodes

31 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   2 Apr 2026

   He busted out that grave - the Resurrection

2. 

   26 Mar 2026

   They Wanted Rome Gone. Jesus Wanted Sin Gone - Matthew 21:1-11

   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 when you need Him? This moment marks the beginning of Jesus’ final week leading to the cross and resurrection. The hosts emphasize that while the crowd celebrated Him as King, many misunderstood who He truly was and what He came to do. ⸻ Coffee Talk Fasting and Coffee Changes Seth shares that he is currently participating in a 21 days of prayer and fasting, cutting back on coffee and other comfort items like caffeine and possibly social media. Coffee Preferences The hosts talk through their preferences: • Seth: • Espresso → Italian • Overall → Cuban/Cuban roast • Noah: • Prefers single-origin beans • Likes light to medium roasts • Best coffee experience: fresh Peruvian beans from an open market They also discuss flavor profiles: • Chocolatey vs citrusy • Notes like raspberry and even bubble gum Noah jokes about running out of beans and having to use a Keurig Café Bustelo, while Deanna forgot the coffee run. ⸻ Funny Life Moments • Joey’s birthday gifts for youth ministry included: • Dr Pepper • Coca-Cola gummy candies • Brownie brittle • Faith forgot to grab the gifts while walking through Walmart’s massive clearance aisles • Starbucks continues to mess up names: • “Seth” → S-E-F • “Noah” → Noodle ⸻ Sponsor Highlight – Fresh Grounds Coffee • Affordable • Fresh beans roasted and ground in-house • Fresh food (not frozen) • Strong community feel • Mission-driven: advancing the work of God locally and beyond Official coffee provider of the podcast ⸻ Scripture Reading Plan Recap (Joshua & Judges) Joshua 5–6 • Passover celebrated in the Promised Land • Joshua meets the commander of the Lord’s army • Jericho falls through obedience, not military strength Key Idea: God fights the battle. ⸻ Joshua 7–8 • Achan’s hidden sin brings defeat • Sin affects the entire community • Repentance restores God’s blessing ⸻ Joshua 23–24 • Joshua’s final charge • “Choose this day whom you will serve” • Everyone serves something—faithfulness is a daily decision ⸻ Judges 2–4 • Cycle begins: • Sin • Oppression • Crying out • Deliverance • God uses unexpected people like Deborah and Barak ⸻ Palm Sunday (Matthew 21:1–11) The Setting Jesus enters Jerusalem one week before His crucifixion. • Location: Near Bethphage, Mount of Olives • He sends disciples to get a donkey and colt • Instruction: “The Lord needs them.” ⸻ Jesus’ Lordship This phrase highlights Jesus’ authority: • Not just teacher • Not just helper • But Lord—King over everything The Challenge Do we treat Jesus as: • A helper when life is hard? • Or the Lord who leads our entire life? Even the disciples struggled with this: • Betrayal • Denial • Fear They had not fully grasped His lordship yet. ⸻ Why Jesus Must Be Lord • 2 Corinthians 5:17 → New creation in Christ • John 1 → Jesus is God in the flesh • Colossians 1:15 → Image of the invisible God C.S. Lewis’ Trilemma Jesus is either: • Liar • Lunatic • Lord There is no middle ground. ⸻ Fulfillment of Prophecy Jesus fulfills Zechariah 9:9: “Your king is coming… humble and mounted on a donkey.” The hosts highlight: • Jesus fulfilled 300+ prophecies • The statistical probability is astronomically small Conclusion: This is not coincidence—this is divine fulfillment. ⸻ The Crowd’s Response • People lay down cloaks and palm branches • They shout: • “Hosanna” (Save us!) • “Blessed is the King!” The Problem They wanted: • A political savior • Freedom from Rome But Jesus came to bring: • Freedom from sin ⸻ Jesus Weeps (Luke 19:41–42) Jesus looks at Jerusalem and weeps. Why? Because they missed what truly brings peace. ⸻ Misunderstanding Jesus • Some call Him a prophet • Days later, the same crowd cries: “Crucify Him” Warning Don’t follow Jesus based on: • Culture • Emotion • Convenience This leads to a shallow, “pocket Jesus” faith. ⸻ Closing Remarks The episode closes with a strong challenge: Examine Your Allegiance Are you: • Using Jesus for help? • Or surrendering to Him as Lord? ⸻ True Relationship with God God is not: • A last resort • A crisis solution He is: • Lord of your life daily ⸻ Easter Week Challenge As Easter approaches: • Enjoy traditions (food, egg hunts, family time) • BUT intentionally talk about: • The cross • The resurrection • What Jesus means personally ⸻ Final Encouragement • Reflect on Jesus’ lordship this week • Spend time in the key passages • Prepare your heart for Easter

3. 

   19 Mar 2026

   Don’t Take This for Granite - Joshua 4

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