FLOW Sunday Service LIVE | Dag Heward-Mills | Sunday 27th Sept 2026

Summary (Wellness / self-care & productivity takeaways)

This service is primarily worship and prayer, but it includes actionable “life practices” framed through Christian faith—especially around mindset, emotional health (forgiveness), and disciplined spiritual action.

Key wellness & self-care themes

• Emotional healing through spiritual renewal

  • Repeated emphasis on being filled/anointed with the Holy Spirit (“Spirit flow,” “fill me,” “spirit moving”), presented as a way to comfort, heal, and restore hope.

• Comfort in distress

  • Prayer includes the idea that God comforts (“I am he who comforts you”) and that sorrow can “flee away,” reinforcing coping through reassurance and hope.

• Gratitude as a stabilizing practice

  • The service repeatedly calls for thanksgiving and praise as a way to center the heart and maintain spiritual resilience.

• Forgiveness as emotional maintenance

  • A direct self-care instruction: forgive while praying, and avoid grudges because they block forgiveness and harm relationships/inner peace.

Productivity / life strategy principles (Faith as “force”)

• Use faith as an additional “force” alongside natural effort

  • Faith is taught as powerful for overcoming “mountains” (emotional, psychological, financial, spiritual obstacles).

• Creative action through obedience

  • Faith is framed as obedience that produces new outcomes: “things created that did not exist.”
  • Practical implication: treat spiritual obedience/prayer as a pathway to innovation in your life (work, home, ministry, business).

• Move forward by risk-taking

  • Encouragement to take a “step” of faith (a step with some risk) to advance rather than stay stuck.

• Accept “inheritance” (help/resources given to you)

  • Teaching that faith includes receiving what’s been granted rather than only striving—positioned as reducing stress and pride.

• Adventure mindset

  • Calls for being less “boring/unadventurous” and opening yourself to new assignments, travel, and growth opportunities—especially in serving God.

Prayer and community participation practices (how the service “runs”)

• Intercede for nations as a priority

  • Use Psalm 67 and 1 Timothy 2 as the prayer framework.

• Worship with full-body participation

  • Lift hands, lift voice, pray “everywhere,” and worship actively (at home or in person).

• Consistent online engagement

  • Promote sharing links, subscribing, commenting with the country represented, and using hashtags to spread the service.

Presenter / source list

• Bishop Dag Heward-Mills (main speaker)

• Bible passages referenced

  • Psalm 67:1–4 (focus of international/nations prayer)
  • John 12:32
  • 1 Timothy 2:1–5
  • Hebrews 11:3, 8–9
  • Mark 11:20–22
  • 2 Chronicles 1
  • Mark 11:22 (explicit)
  • (Also includes mention of “Psalm 67 verse number three and four,” and related verses.)