Souls, Souls, Souls: Inside the Burning Passion of an Evangelist
When you spend time around Bishop Dag Heward-Mills or listen to him preach, one word will echo again and again—souls. Not fame, not crowds, not church buildings. Souls. This is the burning passion that fuels everything he does. It’s not a slogan or a campaign theme. It’s a burden. A holy obsession with seeing the lost saved, the backslider restored, and the Gospel preached where it has never been heard.
This cry for souls didn’t begin in a crusade. It began in the secret place, where God laid His burden on the heart of a young man. And over the years, that burden has only grown stronger. The ministry of Bishop Dag is not built on strategy or trends—it is built on the fire of evangelism. Souls are his focus, his pursuit, and his reward.
The Weight of Eternity
Bishop Dag often says that if you truly believe in heaven and hell, then soul-winning is not optional. That belief shapes how he preaches, where he travels, and how he leads. He lives with the weight of eternity on his shoulders, fully aware that every human being will one day stand before God. This reality is what makes his preaching urgent and his ministry mobile.
There is no time to waste. While others may debate theology or chase titles, Bishop Dag is consumed with the need to reach one more person. One more soul snatched from the fire. One more heart awakened by the Gospel. His voice carries that burden, and it draws others into it. His passion is contagious, and many have caught the fire simply by being around it.
A Lifetime Given to the Lost
This is not a phase or a seasonal project. It is a life calling. Bishop Dag has given decades of his life to reaching the lost, and he shows no signs of slowing down. While some seek comfort, he seeks lost people. While others look for platforms, he looks for harvest fields. He has preached in places where there was no stage, no lights, and no recognition. But there were souls—and that was enough.
He has trained others to carry the same burden. Through his books, conferences, and ministry training, he raises up evangelists, pastors, and missionaries who also live for souls. He teaches that ministry without a passion for souls is hollow, no matter how big or successful it looks. True ministry begins with love for the lost and ends with lives turned to Christ.
The Cry That Must Be Heard
“Souls, souls, souls” is more than a cry—it’s a call. It is the call of Jesus to the Church. It is the cry of heaven for the nations. And through Bishop Dag Heward-Mills, that cry is being sounded in this generation. The harvest is still great, and the laborers are still few. But thank God, there are men like Dag who are willing to leave all and go.
As believers, we are all called to catch this same fire. Whether we are pastors, singers, ushers, or businessmen, we must live with the same cry. The time is short. The world is dying. And heaven is waiting. May our hearts burn again for what moves the heart of God. May we never lose the cry for souls.
Certainly! Here are the next two full-length articles based on the following titles:
5. Preaching Christ: The Evangelistic Fire of Dag Heward-Mills
6. From City to City: The Global Evangelism of Healing Jesus Campaign
Each article is written with H1 and H2 headings, a reverent tone, and a spiritual depth that reflects the life and mission of Bishop Dag Heward-Mills.