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A borrowed axe head sinks beneath the water-but God proves that what has been lost can be recovered. A reminder to examine where we are spiritually and get back the edge we once had. 🔹 2 Kings 6:1-7 🔹 August 30, 2026 - Sunday AM Service 🔹 Josh Griffith | Still Water Baptist Church 📍2014 Fariston Road, London, Ky 40744

Winning souls is what is our work now. Do we care for the lost?

The U.S. deficit keeps climbing, Gen Z is pouring retirement money into sports betting, and crypto speculation is at an all-time high. Kevin and Bill ask the question: when did gambling start passing for investing? They dig into the biblical difference between creating wealth and merely obtaining it by luck... and why a culture that's lost its character can't be fixed by policy alone.

(1) Israel Watch 8/26/26: Israel raids homes of released Palestinian terrorist to confiscate the stipends of shekels and good from the functioning Palestinian Hamas government. And PM Netanyahu discussing Iran's plan to assassinate one of his sons even as another Iranian plot to assassinate Barron Trump has been exposed. We include the Antisemitism on display by a Palm Beach (Florida) County government employee. (2) Well, Goodbye, Dolly... Dolly Parton's death is a sad even, especially due to her Luciferian statements of faith and so many professing Christian showing NO spiritual discernment as they announce that she is in Heaven. We provide a through introduction to the life and apostate faith of Dolly. Presenting her as a Christian is bearing false witness to the world! https://bbfohio.com

This week we look at hope spoken from the ruins — Jeremiah, having lost nearly everything, declaring that God's mercies are new every morning and His faithfulness is great. We'll explore what it means to find your portion in God Himself when everything material has been lost, and why this hope doesn't wait for circumstances to improve first.

Samson lost his strength, his sight, and his freedom because of his own failure, but God was not finished with him. Even while he was blinded and pushing in the darkness, his hair began to grow again, reminding us that God can restore what the enemy thought was permanently destroyed. When Samson finally placed his hands upon the pillars, he was willing to give everything to see the enemy defeated one more time. This message challenges us to hold fast to truth, seek the anointing of God, and refuse to turn loose of what matters most.

This video is a milestone as it is the 100th video of street preaching. This is not the hundredth opportunity as some videos were lost due to technical difficulties. However, it is a great opportunity to PRAISE THE LORD for His enablement of this ministry and for His calling to this ministry. Thank you as well for your prayers for our Gospel work on the streets of Edinburgh. There were 6 of us doing evangelism today.

It's a testament to the folly of our culture that the part of this story that tends to grip us the most is the fate of the porkers. Oh, the poor pigs! What does that tell us? Simply that we are so naive. We have no idea how good we have it. We have no idea what demon possession is really like. We watch it in horror movies for entertainment, if we even engage with it at all. Brothers and sisters, to the degree that you minimize the power of the demonic, to the same degree you minimize the power of Jesus, who commands the unclean spirits with a word, and they come out. If there is one thing I want you to take away this morning, it is simply this: this stuff is real! Legions of demons are real. The utter degradation and destruction of the human person is their specialty, for, of course, they are already working the utter degradation and destruction of their angelic personhood. Their malice seeks fresh victims, and finds them in the sons of men for whom God cares. Oh, yes, this stuff is real. Please don't be naive. Instead, marvel at the power and glory of Christ, who risks His life traveling across the sea to save a single demon-possessed man from a legion so horrifying that our minds will hardly even engage with their reality.