There is a divine grace that rests upon Bishop Dag Heward-Mills—an anointing that causes things to grow, expand, and multiply. What started as a small fellowship in a classroom has become a global movement of churches, missions, schools, and ministries. This is not natural growth. It is supernatural multiplication.
The anointing for multiplication is not simply about adding numbers. It is about a spiritual DNA that reproduces itself in leaders, systems, and structures. Bishop Dag has not only built something large—he has built something that continues to multiply, even in his absence. That kind of growth cannot be explained by strategy alone. It must be traced to the anointing.
He teaches that when the Spirit of God is upon you, even small beginnings can become mighty works. Even obscure places can produce great fruit. When God breathes on something, it spreads. That breath, that divine help, is what has carried his ministry from one to thousands.
Reproducing the Vision in Others
The multiplication in Bishop Dag’s ministry is not accidental. It comes from intentional impartation. He has poured his heart into others. He has trained, taught, corrected, and empowered. His vision is not held tightly in his own hands—it has been released into the lives of faithful sons.
He believes that for multiplication to happen, you must be willing to share what God has given you. That means raising leaders, not just followers. It means trusting others with the work. It means planting people and giving them the tools to build the same way.
His leaders do not build randomly. They build according to the pattern. They carry the same messages, the same passion, the same convictions. This is what has caused the work to multiply while remaining united in spirit.
Building Without Losing Depth
One of the most powerful things about Bishop Dag’s multiplication is that it has not come at the cost of spiritual depth. Many ministries expand numerically but weaken spiritually. But the churches under his covering are strong, prayerful, Bible-based, and full of order.
That is because he has taught that multiplication must be anchored in foundation. You cannot multiply chaos. You cannot multiply compromise. But when the foundation is strong, multiplication becomes healthy and sustainable.
He ensures that every leader is grounded. That every church is properly structured. That every vision is aligned with the original call. This care has kept the ministry growing without losing its identity.
A Harvest That Glorifies God
The fruit of Bishop Dag’s life is a testimony to the God who multiplies. From crusades filled with souls to pastors trained in obedience, the harvest is vast—and it continues. But Bishop Dag never takes the credit. He points it all back to Jesus.
He teaches that when we obey, God multiplies. When we sow in tears, we reap in joy. When we remain faithful with the little, God gives much.
Through his life and ministry, Bishop Dag Heward-Mills shows us that multiplication is not a mystery. It is the result of the anointing, obedience, hard work, and a heart that is willing to give all for the sake of the kingdom.