

Ep 1432 | A Witch Doctor Tried to Stop Our Family From Teaching the Bible Using Evil Spirits
The Wild Brothers grew up deep in the jungles of Indonesia, where their family lived among the Wano people before teaching them the Bible. They recount a childhood surrounded by fear of evil spirits, witch doctors, malaria, and intense spiritual opposition, until the incredible moment they watched the Gospel take…

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