EP: 423 Beyond the Edge of the World with the Wild Brothers
5/5/20261 hr 48 min
The Wild Brothers grew up where no roads, no hospitals, and no government existed. Hudson and Morgan Wild spent 17 years in the highlands of Papua, Indonesia, living among the Wano people, an animistic tribe of 1,500 gripped by fear of evil spirits, tribal warfare, and dark spiritual practices. Their parents landed by helicopter with a Bible and a burden. What followed is one of the most extraordinary missionary stories of our generation. The accounts they carry from those years sound like something out of the book of Acts.Neighbors watching demons enter their home. A meteor blazing through the jungle canopy the night before a pivotal Bible teaching. A deadly snake bite followed by a prayer that should not have worked but did. A vine suspended in midair by nothing visible. The Wild Brothers unpack the collision between the kingdom of light and the kingdom of darkness with the kind of firsthand authority that only comes from living on the front lines. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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First 90 secondsNate Henry· Host0:01
[static] Listen, Luke, we know that we live in a world where everything is fake. Fake food, fake clouds, fake news. Everything's fake. And you know what? You get tired of it, and you're just like, "If I wanna buy a shirt or something nice, can I just ... Please give me something real."
Luke Rodgers· Host0:17
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Nate Henry· Host0:47
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Luke Rodgers· Host0:51
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Morgan Wild· Guest1:24
[static] It's hard in the early days, though, because really, you know, when the gospel comes