Bishop Dag Heward-Mills has always known that ministry cannot be limited to the pulpit. While preaching wins souls and stirs hearts, it is teaching that establishes believers and builds churches. Over the years, the Lord gave him not just messages to preach, but words to write. And through that obedience, his writing ministry has become a divine mandate—one that equips the Church across nations.
He has written over 70 books, each one filled with biblical principles, practical instruction, and spiritual depth. These are not opinion pieces or personal musings. They are manuals—crafted to train leaders, guide pastors, and strengthen the foundation of every believer who desires to grow. The books are written with clarity, but they carry weight. They are simple, but they are sharp.
For Bishop Dag, writing is not a hobby or a side assignment. It is a call. A way to reach beyond time zones and language barriers to equip the Church for the work of the ministry.
Tools for Every Part of the Body
The books Bishop Dag writes are not only for preachers or church leaders. They are for the entire Body of Christ. He writes to pastors, yes—but also to lay workers, musicians, ushers, shepherds, missionaries, new believers, and those who feel called to ministry. His writing spans the whole spectrum of church life.
Every topic is covered with biblical insight and spiritual urgency. From loyalty and leadership to prayer, anointing, marriage, and soul-winning, there is a book for every season and every responsibility. They don’t just inspire—they instruct. They give the reader something to do, something to change, something to apply.
This is what makes the books tools, not just texts. They are handled in real ministry settings. They are taught in Bible schools, referenced in sermons, and discussed in discipleship meetings. And they keep building long after the last page is turned.
Strengthening Churches Through Teaching
One of the most remarkable things about Bishop Dag’s writing is the way it strengthens local churches. His books provide a steady diet of truth. They bring balance to churches that may have been overly emotional or poorly structured. They bring answers to pastors who feel stuck or overwhelmed. And they bring direction to believers who are hungry to serve but unsure where to start.
Churches that use his materials find themselves growing—not just in numbers, but in health. Leaders become more disciplined. Members become more committed. And the entire church becomes more focused on the mission.
This is the mandate of the author—to write words that strengthen what remains, build what is broken, and equip the Church for the coming harvest.
A Steady Stream of Revelation
Bishop Dag continues to write, not out of routine, but out of obedience. The Spirit of God keeps speaking, and he keeps recording. Each new book carries a fresh wave of truth that meets the Church where it is and moves it forward. The writing never replaces the voice of God—it flows from it.
That is why there is always relevance. Always timeliness. Always fruit. Because the mandate is not just to write books. It is to equip the saints, prepare the bride, and build the house of God—one book at a time.
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