The Wild Brothers—A Challenging Family “Reality Program”

In a day and age when the culture by and large has turned away from God’s Word and openly ridicules those who choose to stand firmly on God’s Word, it’s hard to raise our children to love the Lord and honor, obey, and trust His Word. But it’s so important that we teach the next generation to stand on the authority of God’s Word from the very beginning, and to think biblically. That’s why we provide you with powerful resources that will help you as a parent to accomplish the task of training up your child in the way he or she should go (Proverbs 22:6).

Well, one exciting resource we now have is the Wild Brothers DVDs. These DVDs show the real-life adventures of a missionary family living in the remote jungles of Southeast Asia, sharing the gospel with a tribal people. The escapades of the four Wild brothers are fun to watch, but are solidly grounded in God’s Word. It’s really like a reality TV program, but a family-friendly, God-honoring one! One mother wrote us to express her appreciation for the series:

I absolutely love the Wild Brothers content on your site, and have tried to read/watch everything I can find. It has made foreign/remote missions alive for me, and the boys featured in the films are such great role models to my 4-year-old son, as I try to find resources that affirm his masculinity and the special ways God made him as a boy, rather than just defaulting to super heroes and comics.

—L. S.

You can learn more about the Wild Brothers series or order the DVDs.

Other resources that we offer include our Kids Answers website, which is packed full of faith-affirming articles and activities, the kids’ pull-out mini-magazine included in every issue of the family-friendly Answers magazine, homeschool curriculum, our education topic, and a variety of DVDs and books geared toward kids. I encourage you to browse our store for resources that will equip your kids to stand boldly on God’s Word from the very beginning.

Thanks for stopping by and thanks for praying,
Ken

This item was written with the assistance of AiG’s research team.