Wonders of the Bible Podcasts

2022:

Learn about the life of David Brainerd, a missionary of the 1700's who brought the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the native American Indians of New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware.

A multi-part series covering the Biblical miracles of Jesus Christ, as covered in all four gospels. Frank and Debi take the script right out of the Christian Holy Bible.

2021:

Frank DeFreitas reads the Biblical record of the birth of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. My most popular podcast!

Did Noah take his mother onto the Ark? A 1620 translation of Josephus says he did. But the Holy Bible should always have the final Authority.

With lasers, holography and photonics, we examine the dissemination of the Gospel utilizing the science of light.

A top ten countdown of the most sought after collectible Bible Pages of all time.

Learn how to start your own Bible history collection with this monthly podcast guide. New updated shows throughout the upcoming 2021 year.

2020:

Frank DeFreitas reads the Biblical record of the birth of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. A very popular yearly event.

Referred to as the De La Rue New Testament, and with a print run of only 25 copies, it is truly one of the rarest Bibles in the world. Add the fact that this Bible was printed in pure gold, and you have one of the most unique Bibles in the world today as well!

There's no stopping some people when they have their mind set on spreading the Good News of the Gospel to others! This woman of God brought many railroad workers to eternal life through Jesus Christ.

The Word of God provides comfort to all people everywhere who face difficult days and nights. Frank DeFreitas reads the most hopeful and comforting scripture in this unique podcast.

For the upcoming 2026 semiquincentennial 250th birthday of the United States of America, I have re-created the United States Declaration of Independence and highlighted the four main references to God.

Christian based exhibit for the 250th anniversary semiquincentennial of the founding of the United States of America in 2026. View a microscopic sized Declaration of Independence.

John Baskerville's Bible is considered one of the most beautifully printed Bibles in history. His typeface is just as relevant today as it was back in 1763.

Recently discovered advertisement shows Benjamin Franklin as one of the top Bible merchants in early Philadelphia history. Hear his thoughts on the Holy Bible.

Jane Aitken, Philadelphia printer and bookbinder, was the first woman to print the Holy Bible in America.

Frank DeFreitas introduces and reads the preface to this 1669 William Penn classic.

Download and print your very own Tyndale New Testament Bible page to display at home, school, office, or church.

2019:

Frank DeFreitas reads the Biblical record of the birth of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

Laser communication technologies will help preserve the Word of God, and take it into the future.

Recent imaging techniques reveal the Shroud of Turin in 3D through the Nobel prize-winning fields of lasers and holography.

The smallest handwriting in the world is of the famous Lord's Prayer. Even Thomas Edison gave it a try!

Energy and power are contained in the light spoken into existence by Jesus Christ on Day One of Creation. He is the awesome and powerful Creator of the universe.

You are not likely to find anything about Noah's Ark on New York City's famous Broadway today … but at one time, it was the toast of the town.

19th Century stereo 3-D photographers captured everyday Christian life throughout the U.S. and overseas.

The Lord's Prayer is directly responsible for the modern computer circuits that put man on the moon in 1969

A celebration of the 3D stereo viewer that brought us Bible Stories, Birth of Jesus, Noah's Ark, and more.

No other media in the world can match the three dimensional, high fidelity images of REAL 3D laser-based holography.

A rare microfilm from 1875 shows the intent of Darwin evolutionists to rewrite and replace Biblical Genesis.

One is not likely to find many references to space flight trajectories when reading commentary on 1 Thessalonians 5:17: the famous "Pray without ceasing" verse given by Paul.