ED 121 Introduction To Evangelism

First, I want to reference a forum post from Miles Custis about the extra reading: 

"The reading links are meant to supplement the lecture. Despite the label of "Required Reading" none of them are actually "required" (we are changing this label to "Suggested Reading" in future courses). Our editors go through the material and carefully select readings that best compliment the speakers' presentations. For the "Required Readings" we limit ourselves to using resources from the Platinum Collection so that users can have a baseline of resources they know will be utilized across all courses. For the "See Also" readings we try to link to the most useful resources that may or may not be included in the Platinum collection. We also provide links to different guides and tools (like the Passage Guide or Topic Guide) that will only draw from resources that are in your library.

Our goal with these reading links is to provide you with relevant readings that will enhance the course, further your learning, and help you make better use of your Logos library. Since the Mobile Ed. courses are self-directed you can decide how much you make use of them (same goes for the quizzes). You can choose to just watch the lectures straight through without doing any additional reading, you can read through all the reading links, or you can dig deeper only on certain topics or segments."

That being said, here are a few of the most commonly linked to resources for ED121:

• Evangelical Dictionary of World Missions
• Foundations of the Christian Faith: A Comprehensive & Readable Theology
• The Apologetics Study Bible: Real Questions, Straight Answers, Stronger Faith
• Introduction to Evangelism
• The Fifth Gospel: Matthew, Mark, Luke, John…You
• 131 Christians Everyone Should Know

Thanks for clarifying. The reading plan (and the Faithlife group) will be available when the course ships - should be Dec 30th, give or take a day.