Audiobooks narrated by Trevor Ravenshaw

Unlock the secret to making the most of your most precious resource—time. In this timeless classic, Arnold Bennett offers a practical and thought-provoking guide to living a fuller, more meaningful life within the constraints of a 24-hour day. With wit and wisdom, Bennett challenges readers to rethink their daily routines, prioritize self-improvement, and reclaim the hours often wasted on trivial pursuits. Whether you’re seeking to cultivate new habits, pursue intellectual growth, or simply find more joy in your everyday life, this audiobook is your roadmap to transforming time into a tool for personal fulfillment. Perfect for anyone feeling overwhelmed by the demands of modern life, How to Live on 24 Hours a Day is an inspiring call to action—a reminder that every moment is an opportunity to live deliberately and well. Let Bennett’s insights guide you to a richer, more purposeful existence.

Arnold Bennett (Author), Trevor Ravenshaw (Narrator)

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The Way to Wealth

Discover the timeless wisdom of one of America’s founding fathers with Franklin's Way to Wealth; or, Poor Richard Improved by Benjamin Franklin. This classic work distills Franklin’s most practical and enduring advice on thrift, hard work, and financial independence, originally shared through his beloved Poor Richard’s Almanack. Filled with witty aphorisms and sage insights, this audiobook offers a roadmap to personal and financial success, emphasizing the values of diligence, frugality, and self-discipline. Whether you’re seeking guidance on managing your finances, building a successful career, or cultivating a life of purpose and integrity, Franklin’s timeless principles remain as relevant today as they were in the 18th century. A must-listen for anyone striving for prosperity and self-improvement, this audiobook is a treasure trove of practical wisdom and inspiration.

Benjamin Franklin (Author), Trevor Ravenshaw (Narrator)

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The Art of War

The Art of War is an ancient Chinese military treatise dating from the Late Spring and Autumn Period (sometime between 771 and 476 BC). The work, which is one of the most influential texts on military strategy and tactics in history, is traditionally attributed to Sun Tzu, a military strategist who is believed to have lived during the Warring States Period. The text is composed of 13 chapters, each addressing a different aspect of warfare, including the importance of planning, the use of deception, the value of adaptability, and the necessity of understanding both one's own forces and those of the enemy. Sun Tzu emphasizes the importance of flexibility and the ability to respond to changing circumstances, advocating for a strategic approach that prioritizes the psychological and logistical aspects of conflict over brute force. The Art of War has been studied and applied not only in military contexts but also in business, politics, and personal development. Its timeless principles offer valuable insights into human behavior and the dynamics of competition and conflict. This audiobook presents Sun Tzu's wisdom in an accessible format, allowing listeners to delve into the profound strategies that have shaped the course of history for over two millennia.

Sun Tzu (Author), Trevor Ravenshaw (Narrator)

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The First Book of Moses, called Genesis

The First Book of Moses, called Genesis is the foundational book of the Bible, central to both Jewish and Christian traditions. It tells the story of creation, the origins of humanity, and God's covenant with His people. Through its narratives, Genesis explores key themes of creation, sin, redemption, and divine promise. The book opens with the creation of the heavens and the earth, followed by the story of Adam and Eve, their fall, and the consequences of sin. It continues with the stories of Cain and Abel, Noah’s Ark and the great flood, and the Tower of Babel, illustrating God's judgment and mercy. The latter half of Genesis focuses on the patriarchs—Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph—tracing the early history of the Israelites. God's covenant with Abraham promises the birth of a great nation, while the lives of Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph demonstrate God's faithfulness through trials, blessings, and hardships. This timeless account from The King James Version of the Bible brings to life the powerful narratives that have shaped faith and history for centuries, offering profound insights into humanity's beginnings and the eternal relationship between God and His creation.

King James Bible (Author), Trevor Ravenshaw (Narrator)

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The Fourth Book of Moses, called Numbers

The Fourth Book of Moses, called Numbers is an epic journey of faith and faltering, chronicling the Israelites’ arduous trek from the sanctuary of Sinai to the threshold of the Promised Land. In this stirring narrative from the King James Version, you will experience the grand census of a people redeemed from slavery, witness their heroic yet troubled wanderings through a vast, unforgiving wilderness, and encounter moments of divine intervention amid human doubt and rebellion. As the ancient text unfolds, it paints a vivid portrait of a generation that struggled with disbelief and disobedience, yet also offers a hopeful vision of renewal. Amid the murmurs of discontent and the daunting challenges of encroaching enemies, God's steadfast promises echo through the ages—inviting every listener to reflect on themes of divine justice, human frailty, and the redemptive power of unwavering faith. This audiobook brings to life the timeless truths and poetic language of Numbers, inspiring you to embrace both the lessons of a troubled past and the hope of a new beginning. Whether you are seeking historical insight or spiritual guidance, this work serves as a living testament to God’s unfailing covenant and the enduring spirit of His people.

King James Bible (Author), Trevor Ravenshaw (Narrator)

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The Second Book of Moses, called Exodus

Escape, deliverance, and divine law—The Second Book of Moses, called Exodus recounts one of history’s most powerful and enduring narratives. This sacred text follows the journey of the Israelites as they break free from the chains of slavery in Egypt, led by Moses, a man chosen by God to guide His people to freedom. Confronting Pharaoh with a series of devastating plagues, Moses becomes the instrument of divine justice, proving that no earthly ruler can stand against the will of the Almighty. At the heart of Exodus lies one of the most breathtaking miracles ever recorded—the parting of the Red Sea. As the Israelites flee their oppressors, the sea opens before them, offering safe passage while swallowing the pursuing Egyptian army. This awe-inspiring event marks the beginning of their long and arduous journey through the wilderness, where faith is tested, provisions are granted from heaven, and God’s presence is revealed in fire and cloud. On Mount Sinai, the Israelites receive the Ten Commandments, a divine covenant that shapes the moral foundation of civilization. Through laws, rituals, and the construction of the Tabernacle, Exodus establishes a sacred bond between God and His chosen people, offering guidance for worship, justice, and community life. This timeless account of faith, perseverance, and divine intervention continues to inspire, reminding us of the power of belief and the promise of deliverance. Experience the majesty of Exodus in the revered King James Version.

King James Bible (Author), Trevor Ravenshaw (Narrator)

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The Fifth Book of Moses, called Deuteronomy

The Fifth Book of Moses, called Deuteronomy, from The King James Version of the Bible, is the final book of the Torah and a powerful conclusion to the journey of the Israelites before they enter the Promised Land. As Moses nears the end of his life, he delivers a series of farewell speeches, reminding the people of their history, the laws given by God, and the importance of obedience. Through these heartfelt addresses, Deuteronomy reaffirms the covenant between God and Israel, urging faithfulness and devotion. This book revisits key moments from the Israelites' forty years in the wilderness, providing a deeper understanding of their struggles, triumphs, and divine guidance. It restates the Ten Commandments, introduces additional laws, and outlines the blessings that come with obedience and the consequences of turning away. Through Moses' words, Deuteronomy serves as both a reflection on the past and a guide for future generations. At its core, Deuteronomy is a call to faith, love, and commitment to God's teachings. It emphasizes justice, compassion, and the need for a righteous society. As one of the most frequently quoted books in the New Testament, its themes of covenant and divine promise continue to inspire believers. Presented in the timeless and poetic language of The King James Version of the Bible, this audiobook brings the powerful message of Deuteronomy to life, offering a profound and moving experience for all who seek wisdom in its pages.

King James Bible (Author), Trevor Ravenshaw (Narrator)

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Audiobooks Narrated by Trevor Ravenshaw