On the night of June 19th, the town of Muanda stood still under the heavy presence of God. Led by Evangelist Dag Heward-Mills, the three-day event marked a spiritual turning point for the region, drawing thousands who came with hunger and left transformed.
Evangelist Dag Heward-Mills preached a bold and sobering message titled “All Dead People Are Still Alive,” declaring that death is not the end. Drawing from the story of the rich man and Lazarus, he made it clear: life continues beyond the grave, and judgment awaits. It was not a metaphor, but a warning and a call to salvation. As the message went forth, hearts opened. The power of God moved visibly among the crowd, and testimonies poured in: paralysis was healed, chronic pain was gone, and peace was restored.
The Evangelist reminded the people that God sent Jesus not to destroy, but to bless. He spoke of sin as the doorway to destruction, and the blood of Jesus as Heaven’s cleansing soap. As the power of God moved, a woman was healed from chronic back pain. A man testified that he had finally breathed freely. A couple received deliverance from infertility. The field filled with praise as many were baptised in the Holy Spirit and began to speak in new languages.
On the second day, the message focused on the serpent’s power and Jesus’ victory over it. Referencing 1 John 3:8, the evangelist declared that the Son of God came to destroy the works of the devil. He described the serpent as cunning and deadly, but made it clear that the blood of Jesus breaks every curse. That night, the grip of fear and demonic oppression was shattered. People were delivered from darkness, healed of infirmities, and filled with fresh faith. From physical healing to financial breakthrough, the power of God was evident and undeniable.
By the final night, the entire atmosphere had shifted. What began as a gathering became a move of God. Souls were saved. Lives were restored. Jesus was glorified.
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The gospel is alive. The harvest is great. And Jesus is still calling.
