Paul S Waugh’s Daily Prayer – A Prayer to Give Thanks and Repent – 15th Jan, 2026

Greetings in Christ everyone,

Here’s today’s Daily Prayer:

Father, thank You for the lessons, thank You for the week. Moving forward, we totally trust You. Totally.

Now what that means is we don’t even know what that means. That’s faith. We don’t know what that means.

However, I have an idea of what I want that to be. You know THE best outcome was what’s ended here. How this has ended so far, this point in the process.

We are exactly where You want us to be. We’re not one step forward or one step back. We’re exactly where You want us to be in the journey into Your Kingdom.

The journey back into perfection. The journey back into full sanctity. Into a full, close-up relationship with You.

Not the separation that it is now. Where we are, individually and collectively, at Lighthouse in relation to the Body, in relation to the KOD, You are, we are, to a man, to a woman, to a sister, to a brother here, exactly where You want us to be.

And that goes through your whole Body. Including Elects that don’t even know they’re elect yet. So when I say, we trust You…

Father, there is no other option. It means whatever You will. Whatever Your will is and whatever You will, I have full trust that at any stage, no matter how hard or how much suffering is involved, it’s the best! It’s the best situation to be in at that moment. So we thank You, Father, and on bowed head and bended knee, we repent.

We repent, Father. And we repent for that 99.99% of us that we’re repenting for, that we don’t know about it. 99.99% of what we should be repenting for, we don’t even know we ought to be repenting for.

So when I say we repent, I mean in Your will and in Your omniscience, we repent for all the stuff we don’t know about. First, we repent for it. And the stuff we do know about it, to the degree we know about it, and to the degree we don’t know about it, to the degree we understand it, what we ought to be repenting for, and what we don’t know.

It’s the same stuff, Father. We pray for our enemies. We pray for the system. We pray for the judiciary. We pray for the I.S. We pray for the legacy media – it’s about to get a real overhaul, if not over and out. Father, we pray for the BBC. We even pray for whoever else that’s running around like just mental cases.

We pray for those who are endeavouring to help us. We pray for those, our lawyers. We pray for everything; past, present and future.

We pray for everything possible in the future that we don’t understand, don’t know, haven’t acknowledged, don’t realise yet, but it’s totally in Your hands to pray for the most faith and belief in You that we could possibly have at all times where necessary. Where Your spirit comes and facilitates, where Your spirit comes in and compensates for where we need that help, that love, that wherever that is, individually and collectively.

While we’re here, Father, while we want to thank You, not only for this, but for the privilege of this work and in this position in relation to You and others. And it’s an honour to suffer for You, Father. I am willing, I speak for myself, and wanting to suffer for You, for what is right, for what is the Kingdom.

Seeking first the Kingdom means being willing to suffer first. And Father, we’re blessed for You. We thank You.

We love You. We are so sorry we let You down like we do. We’re so imperfect… Ah, terrible, terrible. You deserve so much more from us, so much more love, so much more respect, so much more worship, so much more honour, so much more integrity, so much more willing and wanting to suffer. And only in You, will we be able to do it.

So we thank You. Again, we repent. We… please allow us, where… And I will say this in front of everyone here in this prayer, Father, because I know You know this. I pray like this to You.

But you know, Father, I don’t, and you know I mean this in my heart. I’m not interested in people making it right with me. I ask You, whether it’s with the BBC and whether, I’m not interested in them making it right with me, I’m interested in making it right with them.

I call that penitence. I’m interested in making myself right with You. I call that repentance because it is.

But I’m not interested in them paying penitence to me. I’m interested in them repenting to You. I’m interested in them showing penitence to You.

I’m interested in them not making it right with me, but making it right with You. That is what I’m interested in. That is why I’m doing this work.

If I get any compensation out of this, which I will, and especially in Your will, Father, please, I want that to be for Your glory. I want it to be in line with never having to say no where we ought to say yes. But I’m not interested in anyone coming and apologising to me or doing anything for me or making it right with me.

I will point them to You every time. And I do, and I have, and I will.

But as for them, making them say sorry to me or making it right with me, I’ll point them to You. I’m not interested in it. I don’t expect it.

I don’t want it. I want You to have it. Yes, they must pay penitence.

Yes, they must repent. And if they don’t, it’s on them.

But Father, it’s in Your name and Your glory and for You.

I’m not interested in it. If they make it, they do it to me, fine, I’ll respect it. I’ll thank them.

I may even, well, I will definitely appreciate it. But not if they’re not giving You their repentance. I won’t appreciate it.

Not without You. Not without penitence and repentance to You. I’m not going to appreciate that.

My job is not done until that happens. So Father, I thank You. That’s how it is.

That’s where we’re going. We’ve got work to do. And I’m here to fulfil that work.

As everyone else in Your service is, but what a privilege to be doing this work at this level. It’s astonishing that this little group has been empowered by You. By the authority invested and bestowed upon us.

God, not the Secretary of State. God, we’re doing this with Your seal. We thank You, this Father, through Your Son, King Redeemer, Jesus Christ.

Amen.

God’s grace to you,

Paul S. Waugh 

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