The Healing Anointing Flowing Through Dag Heward-Mills’ Crusades
The healing anointing in the ministry of Bishop Dag Heward-Mills is not about spectacle—it is about the love of God reaching the broken. From the earliest days of the Healing Jesus Campaign, there has always been a strong emphasis on compassion. The miracles that take place are not just signs—they are expressions of the heart of Jesus.
When Bishop Dag steps onto a crusade platform, it is not as a celebrity or a performer. He stands as a servant of God, burdened for the sick and the suffering. His desire is not simply to see healing but to see the lost touched by the power of God and brought into His Kingdom. Healing is a doorway that leads many to salvation, and he never separates the two.
This is why the healing anointing flows so freely in his ministry. It is not manipulated, forced, or hyped. It comes quietly, powerfully, and unmistakably in the presence of the Holy Spirit.
Creating an Atmosphere of Faith
Every crusade led by Bishop Dag is covered in prayer and saturated with the Word of God. The preparation is spiritual before it is logistical. Prayer warriors intercede, fasting is undertaken, and the message of the cross is prepared with simplicity and power. This spiritual environment creates a tangible atmosphere of faith.
As the Gospel is preached, hearts are opened. Hope rises. The expectation in the crowd builds not around the man, but around the Word. People come, not just to witness a miracle, but to encounter Jesus. And in that atmosphere, the healing power of God is released.
Bishop Dag does not chase after miracles. He preaches the Gospel, and miracles follow. This has always been the biblical pattern, and it remains the foundation of his crusade ministry.
Testimonies That Glorify Jesus
In crusade after crusade, testimonies pour in. People who came bound by years of pain walk away completely healed. Mothers testify of children who were deaf now hearing. Others speak of tumors vanishing, eyes opening, and tormenting spirits leaving. These are not stories whispered in secret—they are public declarations of the faithfulness of God.
Yet what stands out is how Bishop Dag consistently shifts the focus away from the miracle and onto Jesus. He reminds the crowd that healing is wonderful, but salvation is eternal. The physical touch of God is beautiful, but the transformation of the soul is greater.
These testimonies are not collected for fame. They are shared so that others may believe. And as people hear what God has done for others, faith rises for what He can do for them.
A Healing Ministry That Points to the Cross
Bishop Dag has never allowed healing to become the focus of his identity. He does not call himself a healer. He does not market the miracles. He preaches Jesus, and Jesus heals. The message of the cross remains central, even as healing flows.
In fact, many of the most powerful healings happen after the message, during the time of prayer, when the name of Jesus is lifted high. There is no manipulation, no theatrics—just a simple faith in a Savior who still heals today.
This is why his healing ministry continues to grow. It is built on truth, not hype. It points to Jesus, not man. And because of that, God continues to confirm His Word with signs following.