Bethel Music's Sean Feucht's "Wild" is described as a missionally-inspired endeavor. Whilst many worship records are mostly centered around God and the local church, Feucht takes a further step in crafting songs detailing God's overarching salvific plan for the world ( "Till The Whole Earth Looks Like Heaven"), God's love for refugees ("Still Will I Love"), and how God motivates us to be his heart and hands ("Heart and Hands").

But this isn't just a mere attempt to corner a new sector in the genre and neither is Feucht a mere charlatan. Rather, Feucht himself is a missionary who has lead worship in uncharted regions of the world, from war-torn areas in Iraq to the underground church in China. To be even more precise, Feucht travels to 20-30 nations per year planting furnaces of worship and prayer, training, mobilizing, leading worship and speaking.

Just as Feucht doesn't place geographic markings in the places he serves, he doesn't limit his team of co-writers on this record. Rather, reaching Down Under to Hillsong Church, on this record, you will find Feucht writing with the Who's who of Hillsong music.
This includes Brooke (Fraser) Ligertwood, Benjamin Hastings, Dean Ussher, Ben Fielding, Scott Ligertwood, and Aodhan King. On the home tuff, he has luminaries such as Chris Tomlin, Jason Ingram, Pat Barrett, Brian Johnson among others.
With such a cohort of international scribes, the songs sure do not disappoint.

Article written by Timothy Yap, http://www.hallels.com/articles/20325/20181030/sean-feucht-wild-album-review.htm