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What We're Loving: Read | Watch | Listen

July 23, 2020 by Providence Church

On occasion, the Providence staff likes to take time to make recommendations for things we've been reading, watching, and listening to. Below are some recommendations we hope will be a blessing to you in this season!

READ

Gentle and Lowly: The Heart of Christ for Sinners and Sufferers by Dane Ortlund

For sinners and sufferers alike, this book will help everyone understand Christ’s great heart for His people.

Searching Our Hearts in Difficult Times by John Owen

This book is helpful for a couple of reasons. First, Owen is so good at encouraging us to kill sin in our pursuit of God. Secondly, the layout and size of the book make it easy to read in short chunks.

Asking the Right Questions by Matthew Harmon

A great, short book that provides practical guidance in understanding and applying the truths of God’s Word. Harmon lays out the overarching story of the Bible and builds a framework that helps readers to get to the heart of any passage.

WATCH

American Gospel: Christ Alone

A fantastic documentary and a great look at the prosperity gospel and how it differs from the true gospel. (Currently streaming for free on Netflix.)

The Chosen

This documentary about the life of Christ is well-produced, full of character depth, and reflects the great compassion that Jesus has toward sinners. Watch Season 1 in the Chosen TV app.

LISTEN

Songs from the New City Catechism

The New City Catechism takes huge scriptural truths that can be difficult to grasp and makes them simpler in these short sentences put to song. This is a great way for families to learn theology together! (Songs from the New City Catechism is available on Spotify as well as the free NewCity Catechism app.)

Dwell

The Dwell app is a great resource if you want to listen to God’s Word. The app also provides playlists based on topics and themes, as well as plans for going through the Bible chronologically or in a year. Providence is providing access to this app for free – you can download the app here.