290: Growing Up As Missionary Kids // The Wild Brothers

Now That We're A Family

Elisha and Katie Voetberg

Kids & Family, Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.8 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 16 May 2024

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Morgan, Hudson, Kian and Asher Wild grew up in the jungles of Indonesia sharing the Good News of Jesus Christ where it hadn't been heard before. When their home church asked what it was like being modern day missionary kids, they discovered that the best way to answer was through filmmaking. This sent them on an incredible journey of documenting their lives and adventures on camera. And yes, their last name really is “Wild.” They now run Wild Brothers Productions. Their vision is geared towards young Christian families and to inspire them in how they play a part in God’s Great Commission. They were so glad to be a part of a missionary family because they have been able to live with a remote tribe, experience their hopelessness in sin, and then watch their lives be transformed through the teaching of the Bible.

You can connect and follow The Wild Brothers through the links below:

- Website - https://wildbrothers.tv/
- YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@TheWildBrothers
- Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thewildbrothers/

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0:00.0	This episode was a ton of fun to listen to for me. The Wild Brothers, it was almost too perfect.
0:06.7	The Lord knew they were going to grow up overseas as missionary kids, four brothers, really in a wild environment, and then translate that adventure
0:16.2	years later to here in the US.
0:19.6	It's just too perfect.
0:21.2	But it's really fun to hear about their family dynamic, how their parents
0:24.4	incorporated them into family ministry as missionaries and did an incredible job
0:31.0	of that, passing on their legacy and their joy for the gospel and not
0:34.8	tainting the kids with the burden that they felt to share the gospel, but instead inspiring
0:39.6	their kids to continue to take it even further now that they are grown and some of them are married.
0:43.7	So it was super inspirational for Elisha and I and we know that you guys are going to love this episode.
0:49.2	Yeah, if you guys enjoyed it, be sure to check out everything that the Wild Brothers have to offer they
0:53.9	produce great content high quality content of that just it's it's inspirational is
1:00.3	motivational it's riddled with scripture you you know, it's rooted in the gospel.
1:06.0	So check out Wild Brothers TV, check out all their social media platforms that they have, we'll
1:10.3	link that all below, and also they go around speaking at different homeschool conferences as well. So check out, so check out their speaking schedule and where they're going to be at.
1:21.0	Yeah, they've got a bunch of new projects they're working on as well. So anyways, we'll link it two of the wild brothers with Hudson and
1:39.9	Asher and I'm excited to learn more about them hear hear more about their story, and I know that you guys are going to get a lot out of this conversation.
1:47.0	It's a treat to just learn more about them online, and I know we're going to be able to hear more about them today.
1:52.0	So Hudson,
1:53.7	Asher, we already did a bit of a formal introduction that we read before, but I'm
1:57.8	curious in your guys's own words, can you introduce yourself? Tell us who you are, what it is you do,
2:04.8	are you married, are you single, where are you from,
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