16th May 2026 – Lighthouse Saturday Update – The Critical Issues Working For and Against Christ’s Kingdom

Lighthouse Daily – 16th May, 2026…


Good day fellow citizens and brothers and sisters in Christ,

If Christ’s Kingdom is truly first in our lives—why are so many Christians still distracted, divided, and disarmed while betrayal grows within the Church, and the Establishment tightens its grip without accountability?

This week’s updates press a single urgent confrontation: to move from Christian language to Christian obedience —truth, repentance, responsibility, and action— before the cost becomes irreversible.

Across the week, several key issues have been prominent:

  • The Kingdom-first command vs. fallen human nature: the call to stop treating Christ’s mandate as a slogan, and begin treating it as an all-of-life, actionable commission that reshapes our priorities, relationships, and work.
  • A divinely personal relationship with Christ (not mere knowledge): real spiritual maturity in Christ is not performative, but deeply relational—rooted in genuine communion, obedience, and transformation.
  • Appeals to Christian Hacking and his family: a continued warning about destructive, pseudo-righteous targeting through the Judas syndrome that can come from those claiming Christ—highlighted in the ongoing case study concerning Christian Hacking, and the escalation to an open letter addressed to his father Lord David Hacking.
  • The Abuse of Christ’s Atonement: the exposure of how shame-paralysis and “cheap grace” both become tools of disobedience—where repentance is replaced by retreat or self-justification.
  • BBC Inner Eye: exposing the repeated diabolical syndrome of abuse by the mainstream media, most notably the BBC—we have announced BBC Inner Eye as a deliberate step toward investigation and accountability where the BBC does not examine itself.

This week’s Daily Updates


Note: Given Paul’s longstanding ill health resulting from the multiple Establishment attacks on him, these daily updates are generated by the team, drawing from recent and older meetings and transcripts that Paul has shared with us. We ask for you to keep him in your prayers as he builds strength and renews in our Lord.

God bless,

Paul S. Waugh, Chris Nash and Shaun Cooper


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We are a group of dedicated Christians who run a secular human growth and research organisation called Lighthouse Global since 4 November 2004 only and undeniably made possible by God’s love and Grace.
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Kris Deichler
Kris Deichler
3 months ago

These topics and the substance of what is being written about and discussed here is a level of examination into how we practice our faith in Christ and truly work to serve and obey him, at a level of maturity I just don’t see or find anywhere else like this. This is not just accountability to those outside of Christ and attacking Christians, or those identifying as Christians attacking other Christians, but to us all in Christ. We must look at the signs of the season we are in and see that we are in the end times and that we have an urgent call and responsibility we are not meeting and need to step up to. Let us all pray into the Body coming together in mutual love, care and support to meeting the standards Christ is calling us to.

Jess Holder
3 months ago

This week has been filled with pivotal distinctions and realisations that all members of Christ’s body need to take heed of. We cannot treat these matters lightly — especially not Christ’s atonement — and we must act faithfully toward one another and toward God in keeping His commandments. Above all, we are called to love one another as He has loved us. This is critically important. We continue to pray for Christian Hacking and his family, that he would come to true repentance, and we pray the same for ourselves and one another also. Thank you for all of the updates this week.

Sukh
Sukh
3 months ago

What’s personally impacted me this week is the imperative of my personal relationship with Jesus Christ… not some caricature in my head, but through repentance, contrition and prayer, to cleave to Him more than ever. The urgency of the times we are living in is pressing more on me but still, I feel and know there is so much more to wake up to. Understanding how to navigate the Judas Syndrome outside of me is also testing and challenging me every day. How to handle with love, compassion, care and respect, while also protecting myself and making sure to examine my own heart too. I’m very thankful for the leadership, love and guidance from Paul and this community. God bless you all.

James Mills
3 months ago

A really important week full of valuable lessons. This is not about acquiring head knowledge, but adopting critical, crucial and vital ways to live. Ultimately these are realisations being shared about our eternity, not short-term ways of feeling better.

In the cases of Christian Hacking, his family and the BBC we are striving to help them to see the reality and consequences of the choices they are making.

Meanwhile there’s also an education for us all; to look inside, to take responsibility and to repent for what we’ve done to miss the mark of God’s perfection (AKA sin). How fortunate we are to have Christ as our Lord and Saviour through His atonement.

Jatinder
Jatinder
3 months ago

Thank you for a very profound week. What has been shown is how Christianity needs to be helped to see the reality of the Kingdom of Darkness and how that is impacting the Body. One thing I have noticed is how few Christians discuss the reality and practicalities of living in the End times. Very few Christians seem to be prepared for the challenge s that will be ahead.

Stasia Simpson
Stasia Simpson
3 months ago

I really appreciate that this week, we have learnt about the indispensability of our personal relationship with Christ, the kingdom commission and other critical insights. Thank you and God bless us as we move into another week for the glory of God 🙏

Anthony
Anthony
3 months ago

Big subject matter, I see. It is important to be bringing these things to the table. I am resonating with fallen human nature and how crucial it is for us to understand these things. Too many Christians are fooling themselves into thinking they are serving our Father well. God bless your work.

Daniel Schmitz
Daniel Schmitz
3 months ago

This week was a significant week for me in helping me better understand and experience what it means to live as a Christian through building a personal relationship with Christ based on trust and faith, rather than reducing Christianity to rituals such as a one hour church service on a Sunday.

Looking at the state of the world, it is crucial that we stand firm in our Christian beliefs and withstand attacks driven by what I would describe as the Judas Syndrome. I pray that Christian Hacking will repent, and I also appreciate the launch of BBC Inner Eye in seeking to hold the BBC accountable for its actions and to further investigate their wrongdoings. God bless.

Diane Cubitt
Diane Cubitt
3 months ago

Thank you so much for everything that you have shared this week. The open letter to David Hacking, a call for him and his family to help Christian Hacking. Most of all, helping me return to what is most important and critical in my life right now: my relationship with my Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. It has been an immense week, very eye-opening and hard-hitting. There is so much to take in, but I’m grateful that I have these updates and articles to go back to and re-read time and time again. Thank you so much for all the hard work, time and effort that you put into these each day, and the dedication to making sure that they go out every day as well. God bless you and all of us…Amen

Melissa Deichler
Melissa Deichler
3 months ago

Thank you so much for another incredibly powerful week. What great and powerful distinctions to prepare us all in the Body of Christ to understand our responsibilities and what we’re up against

Tom Hasker
Tom Hasker
3 months ago

One of the most important distinctions we can make in life, is that we are fallen human beings and that we need Christ to guide us. This applies individually and at the level of institutions, like The BBC and government, who try to act as a ‘god’ rather than submit to Him.
This week’s articles clearly show what changes we each need to make in our lives and why.

Last edited 3 months ago by Tom Hasker
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