The Master Plan of Discipleship

By: Robert E. Coleman

Narrated by: George W. Sarris

When the first disciples went out into all the world to spread the gospel, they didn't just make converts - they made more disciples, people who would grow in the faith and then go out to make disciples as well. Their world was a lot like ours, filled with skeptics, idolatry, and opposition, but also with hurting people whom God had already prepared to hear, learn, and be transformed.

In the pattern of his best-selling book The Master Plan of Evangelism, author Robert E. Coleman offers a close examination of how Jesus made disciples and how his followers did the same throughout the book of Acts. Coleman then shows how to apply these methods to the modern church, which creates actual sustained church growth rather than simply a temporary boost in numbers.

Pastors, church leaders, and those involved in teaching and discipling believers will find this book to be an invaluable resource to equip the saints, build fellowship, and grow their ministry.

©1987, 1998 Robert E. Coleman (P)2020 eChristian

well worth it to read and study.

Very informative. I encourage anyone who is a disciple of Jesus to read this book.

Discipleship in Acts

This book is, like all of Coleman‘s work, excellent. It is both remarkably biblical, and eminently practical. It is a strong look at the book of ax as I’ve ever seen from the perspective of a disciple maker.

If there is a critique to offer here. It is that it is strange that Jesus is emphasis on the 12 that we see so profoundly elucidated in Coleman’s master plan of evangelism is not followed in the book of Acts, and that change and strategy is not explored in this book.

The reader is outstanding.

Like looking in an antique mirror and discovering the reflection is today. A very accurate prophecy of the world we are living today. Not quaint but terrifying!

Must read for Disciple Makers

Both of Robert Coleman’s books are excellent! I would recommend reading them on Kindle or paperback rather than listening to them though. Because of all of the scriptural references, it can be a little distracting on the audio version. I’m planning on reading both of these books again in kindle now that I’ve listened to them.

confusing

this was the most confusing auto book I found several areas in the first 3 chapters the narrator gives chapter and verse but is not clear which book..there are more than 30 times in one chapter I needed to go back to check which book and it still isn't clear
very poorly done could not finish