Don't Forget This!
Second Lesson Sermons For Sundays After Pentecost (Last Third), Cycle C
Robert R. Kopp

In a time when many mainline churches are experiencing ecclesiastical and theological anarchy, Robert Kopp explores the timeless and life-changing truths of the gospel in 11 powerful and effective messages based on Second Lesson passages from the Revised Common Lectionary.

Good sermons are hard to come by -- but Bob Kopp comes by them with uncanny regularity. Kopp understands our culture as few preachers do, and in this book addresses crucial issues of our time with biblical faithfulness and prophetic insight.
Tony Campolo
noted author and preacher
Professor of Sociology, Eastern College

Robert Kopp's writing is original, intriguing, provocative, biblical, and at times confrontational. One thing he never is: boring!
Michael Duduit, Editor
Preaching magazine

Though sometimes irreverent, Bob Kopp's sermons offer a unique perspective which exudes a passion for Jesus Christ and his church. He has given me many good ideas and illustrations for preaching.
Mark Johnson, Managing Editor
Preaching magazine

Bob Kopp will make you laugh, cry, think, and feel, all in the first paragraph.... At just the moment when you get comfortable with what he is saying, Bob will stick you with a thorn before applying Gilead's balm. Bob Kopp is must reading for anyone serious about being a Christian in the new millennium.
L. Rus Howard
Peters Creek Presbyterian Church
Venetia, Pennsylvania

Robert R. Kopp is pastor of Center Presbyterian Church in McMurray, Pennsylvania. A maxima cum laude graduate of King's College, he has also earned degrees from Princeton Theological Seminary (M.Div.) and Drew University (D.Min.), and engaged in further study in Heidelberg, Germany; Geneva, Switzerland; and Rome, Italy. In addition to having served as adjunct professor of expository preaching at Nazarene Theological Seminary, he has pastored churches in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Ohio, North Carolina, and Missouri. Kopp is the author of Golf In The Real Kingdom (CSS).