Paul S. Waugh introduces the Problem Abuse Syndrome (PAS), exploring how problems can be weaponised, exploited or perpetuated rather than genuinely solved. Through biblical principles, personal reflection and real-world examples, he contrasts problem abuse with the Problem Utilisation Principle — identifying, diagnosing and solving problems to create opportunity, value, growth and restoration.
Paul S. Waugh shares a prayer for truth, discernment, repentance and restoration, both for Christian Hacking and the wider Body of Christ. Reflecting on the importance of commitment to truth, self-awareness, conscience and relational faith, he prays for God’s purification and guidance so Christians may grow towards wholeness, overcome deception and serve faithfully in Christ.
It’s the person you least expect to betray you while they appear to be a man or woman who loved God, loves the truth and loves you. Jesus knew Judas would betray him and chose him anyway, to fulfil the Scripture and prophesy. The disciples had no idea Judas would betray them all.
In these last days, we face perilous present and future danger, in all areas of life. Personal, relational, financial, socio-economic, political, etc. The danger for us, and why we need to urgently grow up, is because these challenges are far… FAR beyond the current skillset and maturity of the Body of Christ.
Brothers and sisters in Christ, we urgently need to understand our enemy. If you are a Christian, you need to understand this clearly. Not so you can become paranoid—but so you can become discerning.
If you want freedom—real freedom—you must first understand what control actually is. This article by Paul S. Waugh gives a powerful insight into the reality of control, and the way the top tier Establishment manipulates it to oppress and suppress the bottom tier.
This follow-up to “Willing vs Wanting: The Christian Call to Suffering” presses a deeper, more searching question: what truly matters to God—and what does not? If believers misunderstand what is a “big deal” in God’s eyes, they risk distorting suffering, love, allegiance, and the very shape of the Christian life.
An important prayer to God from Paul S Waugh to seek His wisdom and to help us discern truth from falsehood…
For generations, we have been educated to function, perform, and comply — but not to understand who we are as human beings made in the image of God. This was not an accident. It was a design. In this wide-ranging synthesis, Paul S. Waugh exposes how the modern establishment suppresses God-given human potential through education, culture, media, and spiritual deception — and why any movement that genuinely develops character, conscience, and competence in Christ inevitably becomes a threat. This is not a call to rebellion, but to wakefulness, courage, and the disciplined recovery of what was deliberately withheld.
We come before You acknowledging that Your Kingdom is eternal and Your ways are higher than our ways. In these times of chaos and confusion, help us to see clearly—not with the eyes of fear, but with the eyes of faith.
