What happens when faith meets pain in a crowded room and someone says, “I can breathe”? We sit down with Pastor Linda Budd from Rivergate Church in Tulsa to walk through a sequence of moments that move from sharp ribs pain to deep breaths, from a bent spine to standing tall, and from weekly seizures to two quiet weeks of freedom. It’s a story told with urgency and care, framed by a conviction that prayer isn’t theory but an act of authority meant to serve real people with real needs. Linda o...
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What happens when faith meets pain in a crowded room and someone says, “I can breathe”? We sit down with Pastor Linda Budd from Rivergate Church in Tulsa to walk through a sequence of moments that move from sharp ribs pain to deep breaths, from a bent spine to standing tall, and from weekly seizures to two quiet weeks of freedom. It’s a story told with urgency and care, framed by a conviction that prayer isn’t theory but an act of authority meant to serve real people with real needs. Linda o...
What happens when a church stops speaking in hypotheticals and starts acting on the words “lay hands on the sick and they will recover”? We step into that tension with Linda Budd, a pastor from Rivergate Church in Tulsa, who shares how a simple shift in language and practice reshaped her ministry—and the lives of people in real pain. We trace the arc from belief to bold action: declaring healing over bodies, praying with presence, and confronting what holds people down. Linda walks us throug...
Minute to Heal It Podcast
What happens when faith meets pain in a crowded room and someone says, “I can breathe”? We sit down with Pastor Linda Budd from Rivergate Church in Tulsa to walk through a sequence of moments that move from sharp ribs pain to deep breaths, from a bent spine to standing tall, and from weekly seizures to two quiet weeks of freedom. It’s a story told with urgency and care, framed by a conviction that prayer isn’t theory but an act of authority meant to serve real people with real needs. Linda o...
