Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary

Book Review:

The Master Plan of Evangelism

Submitted to:
Dr. Ebele Adioye

In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Course:

Intercultural Communication and Engagement GLST 650

By:
Anthony Ashoori
ID # 86803

Date:
July 6, 2014
Table of Contents
Introduction---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1
Summary-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1
Critique---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2
Conclusion-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5
Bibliography---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6

Introduction
In his book, The Master Plan of Evangelism, Dr. Robert Coleman brings to light how Jesus, the greatest evangelist, discipled men and trained them to be successful evangelists and taught them how to continue His work even after He would ascend into Heaven, and would not be with them in the flesh. This review will give a summary of Dr. Coleman’s work, and a critique of
Summary
Coleman shares eight distinct ideas that he gleaned from studying Jesus’s earthly ministry. Each chapter is wrapped around one of these ideas.
The first idea is how Christ started His mission. Jesus chose twelve men to follow Him. “His concern was not with programs to reach the multitudes, but with men whom the multitudes would follow.”
Second, is how Jesus trained the twelve men. He did not tell them how to minister through a class or give them books to read or seminars to attend. He did not leave them alone. They lived together, traveled together, ate together, ministered together, and served together. Jesus was