For Bishop Dag Heward-Mills, the Bible is not just a resource—it is the foundation. It is the anchor of his ministry and the power behind his preaching. His entire life’s work is built on the unshakable conviction that the Word of God is alive, relevant, and capable of transforming lives from the inside out. His teaching is not shallow. It is rich, layered, and full of revelation. Because it is rooted, not in opinion or trends, but in Scripture.
Every message, every book, every lesson is saturated with biblical truth. He does not shy away from hard topics, and he doesn’t water down doctrine to please the ears of listeners. He teaches the Bible as it is—clear, bold, corrective, and full of grace. Whether it’s about salvation, loyalty, leadership, church planting, or shepherding, his teachings are soaked in the Word of God.
Bishop Dag knows that when the Bible is taught well, it cuts through confusion. It heals wounds. It confronts sin. It brings direction. And most importantly, it reveals Jesus.
A Teacher Who Stays in the Scriptures
In a generation filled with opinions and motivational ideas, Bishop Dag stands out because he refuses to stray from the Scriptures. He believes that it is not stories or clever illustrations that change lives—it is the Word. And so, he digs deep into the Bible. He reads it, memorizes it, studies it, and teaches it without compromise.
His books are filled with Scripture. His sermons are structured around it. His counseling and guidance are grounded in it. This discipline has not only preserved his ministry, but it has raised a generation of believers who also value the Word. People who don’t just feel good after church—but who grow strong in truth.
He teaches his pastors and leaders that if you want to feed people properly, you must give them the Bible. Anything else is spiritual junk food. Only the Word builds up. Only the Word produces maturity. And only the Word brings lasting change.
Building Churches on the Word
The reason Lighthouse Chapel International continues to grow in strength across nations is because the churches are built on the Word. Not on hype, not on personality, not on programs—but on solid teaching. Week after week, pastors trained by Bishop Dag stand in pulpits and teach sound doctrine. They don’t just inspire—they instruct. They don’t just motivate—they disciple.
This culture of teaching has created churches that are not shallow, but rooted. Members are not tossed to and fro by every wind of doctrine. They know what they believe. They know why they believe it. And they are growing into spiritual maturity because they are being fed the truth.
Bishop Dag’s love for the Word is contagious. His example has created a hunger for Scripture in thousands of people across the world. And the result is spiritual stability, personal transformation, and long-term fruit.
Teaching That Equips for Life and Ministry
The power of Bishop Dag’s teaching goes beyond Sunday services. His teachings equip people for life. For ministry. For marriage. For leadership. He doesn’t just preach to entertain—he prepares people for battle. He gives them tools to survive, to serve, and to thrive.
His books like The Art of Leadership, The Art of Hearing, Loyalty and Disloyalty, and The Megachurch have trained thousands—not only with inspiration but with wisdom. His camps go beyond surface teaching and dig deep into practical, biblical truths that shape lives permanently.
Through his teaching ministry, Bishop Dag Heward-Mills is showing the Church that the Bible still works. That sound doctrine still changes lives. And that nothing can replace the power of teaching God’s Word, line upon line, precept upon precept, until Christ is formed in the hearts of His people.