Christian music artist Forrest Frank has shared testimony of his recovery from a broken back just two weeks after a devastating skateboarding accident that left him nearly immobile.

On July 19, Frank suffered a serious fall while skateboarding in his driveway, fracturing his L3 and L4 vertebrae. The incident, captured on his home’s Ring camera, showed the singer hitting the edge of a concrete sidewalk. Doctors initially predicted a long recovery, and Frank began documenting his painful journey on social media.

While bedridden, he recorded new music, including the track “Lemonade,” which quickly soared to No. 1 across all genres on Apple Music. He described the experience as “turning lemons into lemonade,” using the pain as fuel for worship and testimony.

During a concert at the Ohio State Fair, Dove Award-winning artist Tauren Wells led 5,000 attendees in prayer for Frank’s healing. The emotional moment was shared by Frank, who later reflected on the spiritual significance of the injury, calling it “an attack on something God is doing in the earth”.

On August 2, exactly 14 days after the accident, Frank woke up and realized he had forgotten to wear his back brace. To his astonishment, he felt no pain. An urgent X-ray revealed no signs of fracture. “I have complete healing in my back,” he said. “No fractures. No sign of a fracture. Praise God, we saw a miracle”.

Frank ended his testimony with a message to fans: “I used to be depressed, insecure, full of anxiety. I was not this person. I gave my life to Jesus and He changed everything. Give your life to Him, holistically”.

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