In a world where many relationships are easily broken and many churches struggle with division, the ministry of Dag Heward-Mills stands as a powerful reminder that loyalty is still God’s way. For over three decades, Bishop Dag has preached and taught on the subject of loyalty with unmatched clarity and boldness. He has not only written extensively on the topic—he has built his entire ministry around it.
Loyalty, as he teaches it, is not about blind submission or emotional allegiance. It is about spiritual honor, faithfulness, and integrity. It is about staying committed to the people and the vision that God has placed you under. In his book Loyalty and Disloyalty, Bishop Dag outlines the stages of disloyalty and teaches leaders how to identify and overcome them before they destroy the work of God.
His teachings on loyalty are not merely instructional—they are prophetic. They expose the hidden attitudes that often lead to rebellion, betrayal, and church splits. They shine a light on the subtle seeds of discontent that grow into division. And more importantly, they show the beauty and fruit of a loyal heart—a heart that stays, serves, and supports through every season.
Loyalty That Protects and Multiplies
Loyalty is more than a concept. It is a spiritual covering. It brings unity, strength, and longevity to churches and ministries. Bishop Dag has proven through his leadership that when loyalty is taught and lived out, ministries do not just survive—they thrive. His churches are strong, not because they are perfect, but because they are protected by a culture of faithfulness.
Leaders under Bishop Dag understand that loyalty is not optional—it is essential. It is part of their training, their relationships, and their daily decisions. They are taught to remain faithful to their calling, to honor those above them, and to protect the unity of the church at all costs. This mindset has created a unique strength within the United Denominations, one that has allowed the ministry to expand globally without losing its core identity.
His books such as Those Who Leave You and Those Who Are Dangerous take these teachings even deeper, offering real-life examples and practical wisdom for navigating disloyalty. These resources have helped countless pastors heal from wounds, prevent division, and build ministries that are both fruitful and secure.
Dag Heward-Mills teaches that God is a God of order, and loyalty is part of that divine order. It reflects the heart of Jesus who remained loyal to the Father, even unto death. It reflects the spirit of true sons who stay in the house, grow in the house, and inherit the blessing of the house. And it produces ministries that do not break under pressure, but rise and flourish under grace.