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God Help You, Catrin Nye: A Seven-Question Summary of My Open Letter

God Help You, Catrin Nye: A Seven-Question Summary of My Open Letter

Paul S. Waugh distils his open letter to Catrin Nye and the BBC into seven essential questions—examining the false public identity imposed on Lighthouse Global, the denial of a meaningful right of reply, the evidence still awaiting examination, and the path towards correction, accountability and Christian reconciliation.

God Help You Catrin Nye Commentary: Part Six — Why Didn’t Catrin Nye Show You What Paul’s Letter Actually Says?

God Help You Catrin Nye Commentary: Part Six — Why Didn’t Catrin Nye Show You What Paul’s Letter Actually Says?

Catrin Nye’s latest Instagram video presents an image of the dispute between the BBC and Lighthouse Global, but does not engage with the substantive evidence and questions raised in Paul S. Waugh’s open letter. This commentary examines what the video leaves out, including the letter’s rejection of harassment, its invitation to open examination, and its call for truth, correction, repentance and reconciliation.

God Help You Catrin Nye Commentary: Part Four — Catrin Nye, Jamie Bartlett and the BBC: Why Won’t You Sit Down and Face the Truth?

God Help You Catrin Nye Commentary: Part Four — Catrin Nye, Jamie Bartlett and the BBC: Why Won’t You Sit Down and Face the Truth?

For almost four years, Paul S. Waugh has invited Catrin Nye and the BBC to sit down with Lighthouse Global and test their most serious claims against the complete evidence. That invitation remains unanswered. If the BBC stands behind A Very British Cult, why will neither Catrin Nye nor Jamie Bartlett enter a fair, properly structured examination in which both sides can be questioned and truth is the only winner?

The Strategic Wind-Up: Understanding Value, Control, and the Kingdom of God, 22nd Nov 2025

The Strategic Wind-Up: Understanding Value, Control, and the Kingdom of God, 22nd Nov 2025

Paul S. Waugh explores what he calls the “strategic wind-up” — a pattern of chaos, control and diminishing human choice — through the contrasting principles of the Kingdom of Darkness and the Kingdom of God. Reflecting on value, freedom, discernment and eternity, he calls Christians to resist fear, prioritise God’s Kingdom, serve the vulnerable and develop a right relationship with value grounded in Christ.