Broken Ribs To Clear Breathing At A Miracle Service

A woman walks into a midweek church service with broken ribs and walks out saying the words you only say when something has truly shifted: “I can breathe.” We tell the story exactly as it unfolded, from a simple question about pain to a moment where the presence of God hits so strongly that the whole room reacts. If you’re searching for a Christian healing testimony that focuses on real symptoms, real fear, and real relief, you’ll feel the tension and the joy in every beat of this account.

The story doesn’t end on Wednesday. She comes back for a Sunday night healing service and shares that the pain is still gone, then reveals another injury from the same fall: a fractured tailbone. We talk through what it looks like to pray with specificity, to ask someone to step forward in faith, and to expect the kingdom of God to bring change right where the body hurts. You’ll hear why these “miracle service” moments often feel both deeply personal and publicly witnessed.

Then the focus shifts from injury to deliverance when she mentions epilepsy. We slow down, name what we believe is happening spiritually, and pray in the name of Jesus for freedom from anything trying to control her life. With an usher standing behind her, a visible straightening happens that others in the room can see, and the testimony lands with fresh weight. We close by speaking healing over listeners who relate to broken ribs, spinal pain, tailbone injury, or epilepsy and who need hope today.

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Transcript

Linda Budd 0:01

April came to a service on Wednesday night, a recharge service in the middle of the week. And after I got done preaching, I said to this woman that I had not met, Do you have pain in your back? And she said, I have pain in my side. I broke my ribs. And I said, Well, walk on up here because the kingdom of God is going to come to you. As she started to walk up, she didn't even get real close to me. And the presence of God hit me really hard. I let out a scream of some sort. And right at that moment, she declared, I can breathe, I can breathe. And I said, Well, what about the pain? She said,

Midweek Service And A Back Check

Linda Budd 0:44

It's gone, but I can breathe, I can breathe. And she was just so excited. God had evidently moved those ribs around so that she could breathe again. Well, then she came back to the Sunday night healing service that I call encounters miracle service. And I asked her how she was, and she stood and testified, and she said, I can breathe and it doesn't

Breathing Returns As Pain Leaves

Linda Budd 1:08

hurt. But then she said, But I also fractured my spine at the tailbone when I fell. And I said, Well, walk on up here because God's going to give you a new tailbone. So as she came, she said, I also have epilepsy. And I said, Stop right there. And I said, Give me a minute. And then I said, I know what that devil is, and in the name of Jesus, I declare and I decree and I

Sunday Testimony And New Details

Linda Budd 1:37

break off this spirit that is trying to control your life. And right at that moment, Usher was standing behind her, and right at that moment, suddenly she straightened up. She had been bent over to the side, and suddenly she straightened up. The Usher let out a scream, and everyone was like, whoa, because everybody saw

Prayer For A Fractured Tailbone

Linda Budd 2:01

it that was watching, and she was just straight as could be and said the pain was gone in her back, in the tailbone,

Confronting Epilepsy In Jesus’ Name

Linda Budd 2:09

and I do believe that the epileptic devil left her as well. If any of this remis renaissance with you, if any of this uh hits a trigger for you, if any of this touches you, and uh you can relate to any of these needs in the name of Jesus, I declare and I decree that you too are being healed of broken ribs, of a fractured tailbone, and of epilepsy in the name of Jesus.