The ministry of Bishop Dag Heward-Mills is living proof that the Great Commission is not a theory—it is a mandate. From a small chapel in Accra, Ghana, to thousands of churches scattered across continents, Bishop Dag has shown what is possible when a man fully obeys the call of God. His passion to see the Church multiply is not about ambition or numbers—it is about obedience. He believes that the Church must go everywhere, and that no place should be too far, too difficult, or too obscure for the Gospel.
The global expansion of the Church under his leadership is not just a movement—it is a mission. It is a mission that was born in prayer, carried out in faith, and sustained by sacrifice. There was no elaborate launch plan or international sponsorship. There was simply a burden to fulfill Matthew 28:19—to go into all the world and make disciples of all nations.
And Bishop Dag has gone. Year after year. Nation after nation. Church after church.
Planting With Purpose
Churches under Bishop Dag’s ministry are not planted at random. Every new church is an intentional act of spiritual warfare—a statement to the kingdom of darkness that light has arrived in that territory. His vision is to place a church in every town, every city, and every nation, not just to say it was done, but because people everywhere need a spiritual home. A place to worship. A place to be taught. A place to be loved.
This kind of expansion is not only possible—it is necessary. The Church is God’s chosen vessel for transformation, and Bishop Dag has refused to limit that transformation to one corner of the world. He has sent pastors, missionaries, and lay workers into places most would never consider, and he has done it with confidence that God always honors the sending of His servants.
Wherever the Gospel is preached and a church is planted, life begins to change. Families are healed. Leaders are raised. Communities are strengthened. And God is glorified.
Multiplication Through Discipleship
The secret behind the global growth is not marketing—it is discipleship. Bishop Dag has spent years pouring into people, teaching them to serve, equipping them with the Word, and instilling in them a deep love for the Church. His model is not to build everything himself. It is to raise builders. He believes that when you disciple one man well, you can multiply the Gospel to a hundred others through him.
His leaders are not left to guess. They are trained, resourced, and covered. They don’t just carry a title—they carry a spirit. And that spirit is one of humility, loyalty, hard work, and love for the people. It is this spirit that allows churches to grow strong and stand firm, even when the conditions are tough.
Because Bishop Dag has prioritized discipleship, the churches planted under his oversight are not dependent on him personally. They thrive because the same foundation, the same message, and the same Spirit are flowing through each one.
A Vision That Still Expands
After decades of planting churches, Bishop Dag is still moving. Still sending. Still believing. The vision has not faded—it has intensified. As long as there are unreached people, he knows the work is not done. As long as there are towns without churches, the mission continues.
He does not talk about global ministry as a dream. He lives it as a daily assignment. And through that unwavering commitment, the Church continues to expand—not as a monument to a man, but as a movement unto the Lord.
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