Lighthouse Daily – 1st June 2026…
Good day, fellow citizens and brothers and sisters in Christ.
Today’s update is about a 2-minute read with an additional post from Paul S. Waugh (about a 13-minute read).
In this update: What it means to build a divinely personal relationship with God.
Our Personal, Interpersonal & Global Commission from Christ: The Problems We Face and Solutions Needed
A Divine Personal Relationship With God
“O God, You are my God; I shall seek You earnestly; my soul thirsts for You, my flesh yearns for You.” — Psalms 63:1
As we start the week, we wanted to convey a fundamentally important message without distraction.
What does it actually mean to build and grow in a divinely personal, intimate relationship with God?
Not a caricature.
Not a figment of our imagination.
But a real, deepening, intimate, personal bond?
This very question was asked recently in one of our Lighthouse Global meetings.
👉 Click here to listen to the very moving and inspiring answer that Paul S. Waugh gave.
The audio is just over 11 minutes, and we have included the transcript as well for you.
We’d urge you to dedicate the time when you can listen to or read this without interruption, in your own privacy.
We hope that you will be touched and moved to draw closer to God through this.
NB: As and when Paul is able to, health permitting, we will share more insights from Paul from our Lighthouse meetings with you all.
These will be on a variety of crucial and vital issues: Theochristological, human, material and financial.
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
| About us.. 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. |






Thank you for sharing such a moving, deeply touching, and insightful conversation between two brothers in Christ. This is something I know I will need to come back to time and time again.
The depth of the questions Paul asks reveals so much about his character and his sincere desire to understand and draw closer to God. Thank you to God for working through both Sukh and Paul to give us such a profound and valuable learning experience.
God bless us all. x x
Thank you, I really believe this is the most important question we can ever ask….there isn’t a more important relationship than with the Lord 🙏
This has shown me how little I have valued my relationship with our Father and how much I have missed out on the joy, peace, and beauty of this precious connection with God. It has given me a deeper appreciation for what is available to us through being close to Him. Thank you. 🙏
Thank you for this update and the question being asked and answered. It’s such a powerful question and one of the most important that can ever be asked. I look forward to hearing the answer – God bless all involved.
Thank you for sharing this essential insight Paul and the team, God bless you all
Such an unexpectedly stunning piece here, wow. Thank you so much for this. I have a relationship with God, but it’s crazy to me how I can still forget the extent to which our God is a relational God who created us for relationship with Him. Every time I think I appreciate that, I’m proved to have only skimmed the surface. Praise God indeed!!
Thank you for sharing that beautiful interaction and expression of a true and genuine relationship with God, not a superficial and one dimensional one. The power of meaning and understanding the depth in something so simple yet complex and rather than over simplifying it to the point it becomes just superficial and empty, is profound in this. I think we all yearn for that and want to have such a close, nurturing, affectionate loving relationship like that with our God, our Father, and what’s great is that — with Him — we can and then so much more than that too. Praise our Lord
Thank you for sharing this insightful audio. Building a relationship with God is the most important work we can do.
Boom!! Powerful questions asked and then answered. This is so valuable and insightful! Thank you
Thank you for sharing Paul’s conversation and for the question. It is one that we need to ask ourselves every day. As you are sharing, it’s not just about building an interpersonal bond with our Father, it’s about our divinely personal, intimate relationship with Him. This is THE most important work that we need to be doing. God bless us all….
Really appreciate this post that’s highlighting what’s ultimately most important to our experience of life and living. The fact is that whatever and whoever God is, He gave me and us all the gift of life. This is based on the fundamental law of cause and effect. On this basis alone it makes absolute sense to seek to have the best possible relationship with Him. Yet beyond that, Christ came to earth to be crucified and rise again to offer the hope of eternity. I hope anyone reading this will use this post to come closer to God compared to before; whether they know Him yet or not.