In the ministry of Bishop Dag Heward-Mills, miracles are never the center—they are signs that point to Jesus. The healing miracles that take place under his ministry are real, frequent, and powerful, but they are always wrapped in the message of the Gospel. He does not perform miracles to draw attention to himself or to impress a crowd. He ministers healing with the singular goal of preaching Christ and affirming that Jesus is alive.
Miracles, in his ministry, preach. They are not isolated acts of power. They are God’s way of confirming the Word that is preached. The blind see, the lame walk, and deaf ears open—not as ends in themselves, but as signs that the Kingdom of God has come near. Each healing declares to the onlookers that Jesus is still in the business of saving, delivering, and restoring.
The miracles may happen in moments, but their message remains long after the crowd disperses: Jesus is Lord, and He is full of compassion.
Healing as a Doorway to Salvation
One of the most remarkable aspects of Bishop Dag’s healing ministry is how it opens hearts to receive the Gospel. In places where people have never heard about Jesus, or where they’ve grown cold and skeptical, the supernatural breaks through. When someone witnesses a miracle—especially one that happens to a friend, family member, or neighbor—they suddenly become more open to hearing the message that follows.
This is where Bishop Dag excels. He does not end with the miracle. He begins with it. He allows the healing to usher in a deeper conversation about eternity, salvation, and the need to be born again. The physical healing becomes a doorway to a spiritual encounter. The miracle that happened in the body leads to a miracle in the heart.
He preaches the cross beside the miracle. He reminds the people that though healing is wonderful, the greatest healing is the forgiveness of sin.
Miracles in the Midst of Evangelism
Unlike many healing ministers who operate mainly in church settings, Bishop Dag’s healing ministry happens in the open fields of evangelism. His crusades are filled with hungry, hurting people—some who came just to see what would happen, and others who came because they had nowhere else to turn.
The environment is often raw. Sometimes there’s dust, rain, noise, or technical challenges. But none of that stops the power of God. As he preaches, faith begins to rise. And as he prays, miracles begin to happen. There is no hype, no manipulation—just genuine faith and the moving of the Holy Spirit.
Because the healing happens in the middle of a salvation message, people don’t just walk away healed—they walk away believing. And many return with testimonies, bringing even more people to hear the Word of God.
Testimonies That Speak Louder Than Words
Bishop Dag does not rely on marketing to spread his ministry. He relies on testimonies. The people who experience healing under his ministry often become the greatest evangelists. They go home, tell their families, tell their villages, and the news spreads faster than any campaign could manage.
The testimonies are not exaggerated. They are real. Documented. Verified. And they continue to flow from every crusade, every campaign, and every mission. But more importantly, they point to a real Savior—one who still moves in compassion, one who still saves, and one who still heals.
For Bishop Dag, miracles are not the destination. They are the announcement. They tell the world that Jesus is alive, and they prepare hearts to receive Him fully.
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