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God has a master plan to multiply His people and increase them like a flock. God’s plan is that His people shall not be few and His people shall not be small! This is God’s plan for you.Have you wondered if church growth was possible? Have you tried many strategies which have not worked? This is the book you have been waiting for! Receive every single word of prophecy written herein and believe that they apply to your life and ministry! Yet another indispensable title for your “Church Growth” collection, this book is will take your ministry to the level of a double, mega missionary church, through tried and tested strategies used by the author himself, with undeniable results! -
In 1 Corinthians 12:28, the Bible tells us about a number of gifts that God has made available in the church. These different gifts together, help the church of God to forge ahead with strength. The gift of governments is one of the gifts that God has set in the church. How should the leadership of the church be conducted? What should the leaders of the church do? The Bible clearly states, “Obey them that have the rule over you, and submit yourselves: for they watch for your souls, as they that must give account, that they may do it with joy, and not with grief: for that is unprofitable for you.” We are to take the gift of governments seriously, and this priceless book by Dag Heward-Mills will help your church leadership, church administration and church government in a practical every-day way! -
Satan wants your church to remain small. The fewer people you have in your congregation the more captives he has. The size of your church shows you to what extent you are depopulating Hell. When you have a mega church, it means that you are establishing more souls. It also means that more souls have escaped from the clutches of the devil. You must have a mega church because God’s will is that “His house may be filled.” Find out more in this "must have" for all pastors by Dag Heward-Mills. -
The ministry of Jesus Christ is not a burden. It is a privilege! A privilege is a right or benefit given to some people and not to others. A privilege is a special opportunity to do something. A privilege is a special advantage that is not enjoyed by everyone. A privilege is a benefit enjoyed only by certain people. A privilege is a special exemption granted to certain people. Serving God’s people will always be a privilege. There is no greater honour and no greater privilege than to become a servant of the Most High God! When God called you to be a shepherd, He was giving you a special advantage that is not experienced by many people. Learn more about the privilege of becoming a servant of God, through this refreshing book by Bishop Dag Heward-Mills, author of the best-selling series on Loyalty and Disloyalty. -
The Bible tells us that we all make many mistakes - pastors are not exempt. Mistakes will make you go backwards instead of forwards. A mistake can stop you from advancing. What possible mistakes could a pastor make? What could be a pastor's top ten mistakes? You are invited to go through the pages of this amazing book and discover for yourself the mistakes you are in danger of committing and how to avoid the major mistakes a pastor is prone to make. This important book will be a blessing to you and your ministry. -
Many of us do not understand how the story of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil in the Bible relates to us. We think that it was an unfortunate event that affected Adam and Eve and that we have escaped from it. Have you truly escaped from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil? In this straightforward book, you will realize that the tree of the knowledge of good and evil is still in existence today. You will also discover that it presents the same temptation to us as it did to Adam and Eve. You will also discover truths that will help you navigate through life and ministry using the knowledge you have acquired in this book. -
Anything that God says requires patience is a “Word of my patience”. Most of the promises of God are examples of the “Word of my patience”. God promises many things in the Bible, but most of these promises need patience to see them fulfilled. The “Word of my patience” is a Word that requires you to endure much provocation, annoyance or pain without complaint. The “Word of my patience” is a Word that requires you to endure tests and temptations and misfortune without losing your temper or becoming irritated. The “Word of my patience” requires a steady, quiet perseverance and diligence if you are to ever see the manifestation of the promise of God. Once again, Bishop Dag Heward-Mills, painstakingly outlines in this exposé, the experiences of great men in the Bible who had to endure the “Word of my patience” in order to receive God’s promises. Dear friend, in fulfilling the will of God and surging forward to experience the “Word of my patience” you must accept that you will go through many things which you must accept with calmness, forbearance and fortitude in order to see His promises come to pass in your life. -
Although the devil is commonly known as the accuser of the brethren, he is actually the accuser in the midst of the brethren. In your leadership experience, you will meet different kinds of people. Perhaps one of the most daunting enemies you will ever encounter is “the accuser in the midst of the brethren”. Find out more in this new release by Dag Heward-Mills. -
This book is another gift from the pen of Dag Heward-Mills to all ministers who would bother to read it. This book will answer the questions on how to manage the complicated relationships between fathers and sons. Through the teaching of this book, you will avert a curse on your life and bring upon yourself a blessing. Fathers are special people who raise up sons and protégés. Without fathers there would be no children to continue the ministry to other generations. The call of God flourishes or dies with your ability to relate with fathers. Read this book and avoid the curse associated with dishonouring, disobeying and having poor relationships with fathers. -
In this classic book, Bishop Dag Heward-Mills teaches on how the ingredient of loyalty consolidates a leader’s performance. Using biblical, historic and literary references, the subject is made even more relevant to every kind of reader. -
The Bible clearly warns us that offences are sure to come to us. This means that there will be events in life that will cause you great displeasure and make you offended. Does this warning prepare us enough to overcome when we are offended? What causes us to be offended? Which types of people get offended? Can you protect yourself from being offended? Will you allow offence to make you betray that precious thing called “trust”? This book is your handbook to answers to these threatening questions. In this book, Dag Heward-Mills breaks down the effects of offences on us. We learn that offences will hurt and anger us, and that some offences may be difficult to forgive and forget. This book also teaches us the different frightening stages of offence. The book is also a tool to learn how to overcome offences so that we are not held captive by offence. There will be offences! But we can overcome these. -
The Bible clearly warns us that offences are sure to come to us. This means that there will be events in life that will cause you great displeasure and make you offended. Does this warning prepare us enough to overcome when we are offended? What causes us to be offended? Which types of people get offended? Can you protect yourself from being offended? Will you allow offence to make you betray that precious thing called “trust”? This book is your handbook to answers to these threatening questions. In this book, Dag Heward-Mills breaks down the effects of offences on us. We learn that offences will hurt and anger us, and that some offences may be difficult to forgive and forget. This book also teaches us the different frightening stages of offence. The book is also a tool to learn how to overcome offences so that we are not held captive by offence. There will be offences! But we can overcome these
