About
The driving force behind Kingdom Military Training is Robert Bron. Robert has been happily married to Isabelle for 13 years and is the proud father of four children. He is the author of 2 books and derives great satisfaction from challenging himself and others physically, mentally and spiritually to keep growing.
With his military experience, his current position as a soldier at IBB in Schaarsbergen and his work as (interim) pastor, Robert knows how to effectively use his life experience to inspire and guide others. Over the years he has gained valuable leadership lessons through various (military) trainings, (training) schools, Christian organizations and churches. In addition to studying theology, he has extensive missionary work experience with dozens of trips in more than 20 countries and on multiple continents. He has also accomplished impressive physical feats such as the 80 km Kennedy march, a 62 km ultrarun and several marathons. His passion is to activate and encourage the next generation of leaders to grow in character, faith and perseverance. The words of others aptly describe him, "With Robert, you get farther and run faster."
Core values of Kingdom Military Training
- Build Strong Character
- Reach Beyond Limits
- Overcome Fears
- Never Give Up
History
In 2008, after military training with the Department of Defense, Robert started full-time Bible school in the Netherlands, followed by a three-month mission trip to Indonesia. He continued his education with a nine-month evangelism school in Norway, where he lived and led an evangelism school for several years. He later moved to Germany, where he led in a local church, organized missionary events and founded a community center. Here he also received his Bachelor of Arts in Bible & Theology.
With his organization “Hope to Europe,” he organized evangelistic events and mission trips for young people, with outreaches throughout Europe, including Scandinavia, Spain, England and Latvia. His work extended to Eastern Europe, such as Albania and Romania. Later, he even gained experience with large-scale campaigns in Liberia, Burkina Faso and Pakistan. After completing his organization and Bachelor of Theology, he was active as pastor in a local church in Ede and supported a church in The Hague as interim pastor. To continue strengthening his leadership, he attended a two-year School for Leaders program and participated in various leadership trainings and networks.
