Why Dag Heward-Mills Preaches the Gospel With Miracles Following

For Bishop Dag Heward-Mills, preaching the Gospel is not a career—it’s a commission. Every sermon, every crusade, every altar call is fueled by the urgency of eternity. But this message is not only preached with words. It is confirmed by power. In every city, town, or village where the Gospel is proclaimed under his ministry, the miraculous follows. Not because signs are the focus, but because signs follow truth.

Miracles are not used to entertain or to draw crowds. They are a divine confirmation that the Word being preached is alive. When Bishop Dag lifts up the name of Jesus, heaven responds. The blind see. The deaf hear. The bound are set free. These miracles are never the center of attention. They are the evidence of a living Gospel that still heals, saves, and delivers.

For decades, Bishop Dag has modeled what it looks like to preach Christ—and let God handle the rest. He is never trying to perform. He simply believes. And because of that, the power of God consistently flows.

Preaching Christ Without Compromise

The Gospel that Bishop Dag preaches is the same Gospel that the apostles preached. It is not diluted for convenience, nor modified to fit culture. He preaches Christ crucified. He speaks boldly of repentance, of sin, of salvation, and of the blood of Jesus. And it is in that atmosphere of truth that the miraculous happens.

Miracles do not follow motivational talks. They follow the pure Gospel. Bishop Dag has always kept the message simple: Jesus saves, Jesus heals, Jesus is coming again. He doesn’t try to modernize the message to make it more acceptable. He preaches it as it is, trusting that the Holy Spirit will do what only He can.

And God honors that faith. When Christ is exalted, His power is released. This is why the ministry of Dag Heward-Mills is marked by miracles—not because he pursues signs, but because he pursues Jesus.

Healing That Points to the Cross

One of the most beautiful aspects of Bishop Dag’s ministry is how every miracle points back to the cross. He never allows the crowd to get caught up in the moment. When someone testifies of healing, he always turns the attention back to Christ. He reminds the people that the greatest miracle is not in the body, but in the soul.

Physical healing is powerful. It draws the attention of the lost. It encourages faith. But for Bishop Dag, it is always a doorway to salvation. He never separates healing from the message of repentance. Miracles are not the message—they are the proof that the message is true.

And because of this, many who come for healing end up walking away with eternal life. That is the true power of Gospel-preaching with signs following.

A Ministry Anchored in Obedience

Bishop Dag did not set out to build a ministry known for miracles. He set out to obey God. The healings, the signs, the wonders—they are all fruit of obedience. He prayed, he fasted, he studied, and he preached—and the Holy Spirit met him there. What we see today is the result of years of laying down his life in secret.

This is why the miracles continue. The foundation has not shifted. The ministry is not built on hype. It is built on consistency and prayer. The anointing is not stirred up by emotion—it is released through simple faith and deep reverence for God’s Word.

Bishop Dag continues to preach with boldness, and heaven continues to respond. Not for applause, but for the sake of souls.