Minute to Heal It Podcast

A strange sensation hits while we’re preaching and it’s not a metaphor. Mid-message about the centurion and the kind of faith that amazes Jesus, an unexpected “bubbling” feeling shows up in an ear and we stop to ask a simple question: who has an ear problem? What unfolds is a vivid healing testimony that moves from awkward silence to sudden clarity, and from a physical symptom to a deeper story th...

She doesn’t come forward for prayer because she doesn’t want to look selfish and that’s exactly when the miracle happens. We’re sharing a powerful healing testimony from a miracle healing service at Rivergate Church, where a word of knowledge is given for a left ear, but the woman who needs it stays in her seat. What happens next is a quiet moment that turns into a life-changing breakthrough. Lind...

A single image flashes to mind during ministry and it’s specific enough to make the whole room go quiet: “I see a picture of a pelvic.” We share what happened next, step by step, as Linda Budd speaks up, asks if it resonates, and watches a man in the front row confirm it immediately. He’s been told he has a dropped pelvic, and the moment turns from an impression into a personal crossroads of vulne...

A single moment of prayer turns into a two-part healing testimony, and it raises the kind of questions you can’t easily shrug off. We hear Linda Budd describe receiving a word of knowledge during an Encounters Healing Service for pain on the left side of the hip. A woman named Carrie responds, comes to the front, and gets a bold instruction: test it right now. When she walks steps without pain, th...

Hereditary cancer can make you feel trapped before you ever get a diagnosis. When someone says, “It runs in my family,” what they often mean is, “I’m bracing for the next round.” We tell a short, intense story from a healing service where a friend stands up with a word of knowledge about pain in the temple area near the eye, and a woman responds with a startling connection: she just had skin cance...

A treatment that “should have been unbelievably painful” turns into something Linda Budd can hardly explain: no pain at all. Linda shares a raw, specific Christian testimony that starts with dread and ends with awe, as she describes walking back into the clinic for the very same treatment and discovering that what she expected to endure simply does not happen. We talk through the moment that chang...

She showed up to sing, then ended up doing squats. That’s the moment that stopped us in our tracks and turned a planned church service in Coffeyville, Kansas into a living testimony of healing. We tell the story of Mary, a guest singer who never even made it to the platform because the room shifted toward ministry and physical healing, and we unpack why that “interruption” matters for anyone hungr...

She can barely make it down the hallway. She has to lean on a wall. A friend has to get her a chair. Then we find out why: her blood pressure is dangerously low, and she nearly died twice in the hospital that same week. Pastor Linda Budd tells this story with the kind of detail you can picture, because it happened in a real healing service with real people watching and praying. What grips me most...

A man walks into a miracle healing service carrying lower back pain, and a simple question changes the whole moment: “Where do you have pain?” From there, everything gets specific fast. We look him in the eye, name what we sense is happening in his back, and invite him to stand up and walk forward with a bold expectation that Jesus still heals. What follows is the kind of Christian healing testimo...

She takes a few steps forward with broken ribs, and before she even gets close, she blurts out, “I can breathe.” That’s where this story starts: a midweek recharge service, a simple question about pain, and a moment we believe marks the presence of God breaking into a body that could not fully inhale. We walk you through what happened in the room, why we said, “the kingdom of God is going to come...

A man steps forward during a miracle healing service, and the request is not what anyone expects. We’ve just called out a word of knowledge for knees when a stranger comes up and says his real problem is sharp pain below the calf. Then he adds one detail that changes the whole moment: it’s tingling right now, even though it was only pain before he walked into church. We slow down and walk through...

Something changes when you’re leading prayer for healing and the familiar “right way” suddenly goes quiet. That’s the tension at the heart of this short, intense story from Linda Budd: a miracle healing service with 18 people, a simple invitation to anyone who needs healing, and then an unexpected moment where the usual words of knowledge don’t come at all. We talk through what happens next and wh...

Pain makes people try anything, and modern spirituality offers endless “helpers” that promise relief. We tell a real moment from our Sunday night healing service where we pray, lead deliverance against a spirit of infirmity, and then ask a straightforward question: did anyone actually feel healed? Chloe answers with a testimony that stops the room. She says her hip and back had been fractured, and...

She walks in looking for a new church, but what we really see is a woman running low on hope. We can tell she’s carrying something heavy, and when she shares that her marriage is ending in divorce, the sadness makes sense. Then the details keep coming: new knees, a left hip, a long list of needs, and a body worn down after a terrible fall from a horse. She’s already been through 11 surgeries. It’s...

A teenager can barely walk, and then he hears a question that stops everyone in their tracks: “Would you like a new ankle?” What follows is a short, vivid Christian healing testimony that takes place in the most ordinary setting imaginable a church school hallway between classes. We talk through the moment a group of young men gather in expectation, the simple words spoken to Jesus, and the decisi...

A man sits trembling in his seat, unsure if he can speak, then stands up and tells a story that refuses to stay small. We’re talking about prayer for healing, freedom from addiction, and what it looks like when someone says Jesus didn’t just comfort them, but restored them. We share why we take the Scriptures literally when they say to lay hands on the sick and see them recover, and why we’ve purs...

You can hear the conviction right away: Pastor Linda Budd believes the Bible’s call to lay hands on the sick is meant to be practiced, not admired from a distance. Speaking from Rivergate Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma, she shares why she’s spent years pursuing what she calls a healing anointing, and what she has seen when ordinary people pray in the name of Jesus with clear expectation. We move from b...

A pastor sits on the front row carrying four and a half years of severe pain after a botched cancer surgery and he does not even stand up at first. Then we ask one simple question: what do you need? What happens next is the kind of moment people argue about until they hear the details, the follow-up, and the ordinary proof that shows up in real life. Linda Budd tells the story of a healing service...

A healing service is supposed to be hopeful. Then three people in a row step up and say the same thing: they want to commit suicide. Linda Budd shares what happened next and why that moment still matters for anyone who has ever felt trapped by suicidal thoughts, quiet despair, or the aftershocks of trauma. We talk through the shock of realizing how many people were silently carrying suicide ideati...

A single sentence spoken in sixth grade can lodge like a splinter for decades and sometimes it shows up later as addiction, shame, and distance inside a marriage. We talk with Pastor Linda Budd of Rivergate Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma, who shares how healing prayer and deliverance ministry can go deeper than symptoms by returning to the original trauma point where the wound began. Pastor Linda begin...

The most dangerous lie about healing is “maybe later.” Pastor Linda Budd from Rivergate Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma brings a clear, Scripture-rooted message that calls you to act on faith right now, especially if you’re carrying pain, sickness, or a need you can’t shake. She shares how she has pursued a healing anointing for years, prayed for people again and again, and watched many recover, then sh...

Grief can feel like it rewires your whole life, and sometimes it doesn’t lift with time, sleep, or willpower. We’re talking about that kind of heaviness, and we’re also praying for real healing in the body, with Linda Budd, a pastor at Rivergate Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma, who takes seriously the biblical call to lay hands on the sick and see them recover.  Linda shares what she has seen through ye...

If you’ve ever wondered what “laying on of hands” sounds like when someone truly expects healing, you’re about to hear it. We sit with Pastor Linda Budd from Rivergate Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma, as she shares why she takes scripture literally and why she’s spent years pursuing what she calls a healing anointing. Her tone is simple and direct: pray in the name of Jesus, believe for recovery, and wa...

A child shows up at church with a terrible headache and can’t even make it to children’s ministry. Minutes later, the pain is gone. Then the story takes an unexpected turn: he turns around and prays for his grandpa’s ear infection, and the next day the report is that it’s mostly gone. That single moment captures the heartbeat of this conversation with Pastor Linda Budd of Rivergate Church in Tulsa...

Pain, sickness, addiction, and hope collide in a direct message from Pastor Linda Budd of Rivergate Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma. We start with a simple conviction that shapes everything: we take the Bible seriously when it says to lay hands on the sick and see them recover. That belief isn’t presented as theory. It’s presented as something we practise, something we’ve chased for years, and something...