New Audiobook Gives Beginners a Clear Path Into Bible Prophecy: “Beginner’s Guide to End Time Prophecies” Now Available

A nearly 10-hour verse-by-verse audiobook walks first-time listeners through the New Testament’s end-time teachings, written for personal study or group discussion.

Author Ann Priester Bennett has released her audiobook, “Beginner’s Guide to End Time Prophecies: A Verse-by-Verse Bible Study of New Testament End Time Prophecies,” now available on Audible and Amazon. Narrated by Thomas A. Penny, the unabridged recording runs nine hours and fifty-five minutes and was written for people who want a plain, jargon-free introduction to biblical prophecy.

Interest in end-time teaching has grown alongside years of global uncertainty. Many people who want to study what the Bible says about the future don’t know where to begin, and older commentaries often assume a level of theological background that newcomers simply don’t have. Bennett wrote this audiobook to close that gap.

The study opens with the end-time prophecies Jesus gave His disciples, drawn from Matthew’s gospel and repeated with variation in Mark and Luke. From there, Bennett moves into the teaching the apostles later gave the early church, showing how those letters helped explain and confirm what Jesus had already said. The final section turns to the book of Revelation, tying the earlier material together verse by verse.

Rather than pushing a single interpretation, Bennett uses a question-and-answer format to lay out different Christian perspectives on disputed passages. Listeners finish the audiobook knowing what the biblical text actually says, even in places where faithful Christians read that text differently. This makes the audiobook useful for individual study, and it also works well in small group settings, where a range of views often needs to be addressed rather than avoided.

Topics covered in the audiobook include:

●     Jesus’ Olivet Discourse and its parallel accounts in the gospels

●     Signs of the end times described in the New Testament

●     Apostolic teaching on the return of Christ

●     Key prophetic passages from the book of Revelation

●     Common questions raised in group Bible study

“I wanted to write the book I wish someone had handed me when I first started studying prophecy,” Bennett said. “It’s not about picking a side in every debate. It’s about making sure people actually know what the verses say before they decide what they believe.”

The audiobook is aimed at listeners with little or no background in eschatology, along with small groups and Bible study leaders looking for a structured, self-paced resource. Because it moves verse by verse and explains terms in plain language, it works equally well for a first-time listener or someone leading a discussion group through the material.

About the Author

Ann Priester Bennett is the author of “Beginner’s Guide to End Time Prophecies.” Her work centers on making biblical prophecy accessible to everyday readers and listeners, without requiring seminary training or prior study. Bennett approaches Scripture directly, walking through the text passage by passage rather than layering on outside theory. “Beginner’s Guide to End Time Prophecies” reflects that approach, offering a study guide meant to be used, not just read once and set aside.

Availability

“Beginner’s Guide to End Time Prophecies” is available now as an unabridged audiobook on Audible and Amazon. New listeners can also take advantage of a limited-time offer of $0.99 a month for the first three months through Audible’s membership program. Terms apply.

Listeners can find “Beginner’s Guide to End Time Prophecies” on Amazon and Audible, or by searching the title along with Ann Priester Bennett’s name on their preferred audiobook platform.