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I Just Wanna Ride (Ftw)
He went looking for faith but couldn't find it in the church... It's raw, rough, real, and maybe even redemptive; and he could lose his day job for writing about it! I Just Wanna Ride is an Ivy League pastor's search for authentic faith on a motorcycle after he couldn't find it after years in academics, pulpits, or pews. From his immersion into biker culture since watching Easy Rider as a teenager, the author holds no punches in this provocative, edgy, and risky look at hogs and those who ride 'em as a metaphor and challenge to believers and bikers. Too authentic for "church ladies" and too concerned about "faith" for secularists, this book demands reading by all of 'em if any of 'em still care about Who and what matter most sooner or later and definitely in the end.
Metaphor Therapy
First published in 1995. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
A Kopp Family Tree
Joseph John Kopp (1831-1897) was born in Prussia and immigrated to the United States with his family in about 1841. He was naturalized in Vanderburgh County, Indiana, in 1854 and migrated to to Elmont, Kansas, before 1857. Mary Ann Mathews (1837-1920) was born at Talcott or Hinton, West Virginia and migrated to Kansas with her father in 1855. Joseph J. and Mary Ann were married in Shawnee County, Kansas, in 1857. They had eight children, 1858-1883. Joseph J. Kopp died in Shawnee County. Chiefly lists descendants of their son, Albert Elliott Kopp (1858-1948) and his wife, Elnora Antrim Kopp (1861-1931) who lived in Kansas, California and elsewhere.
God's Top Ten List
God's Top Ten List approaches the Ten Commandments not as a list of do's and don'ts, but rather as a path toward personal peace and social renewal. In messages liberally sprinkled with gripping illustrations, Robert Kopp explores the timeless truth of the commandments, and notes that they are God's recipe for achieving a happy and satisfying life. 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 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, intrigu...
Intensive Care Medicine
Intensive Care Medicine compiles the most recent developments in experimental and clinical research and practice in one comprehensive reference book. The chapters are written by well recognized experts in the field of intensive care and emergency medicine. It is addressed to everyone involved in internal medicine, anesthesia, surgery, pediatrics, intensive care and emergency medicine.
Golf in the Real Kingdom
I've never played a round of golf in my life, but after reading Robert Kopp's insights, I'm almost persuaded to hit the links. One thing I am persuaded to do is recommend his book. Michael Duduit, Editor Preaching magazine Good sermons are hard to come by -- but Bob Kopp comes by them with uncanny regularity. Kopp understands our culture as few preachers do. Tony Campolo, Professor of Sociology Eastern College St. Davids, Pennsylvania The gospel is presented here not only as pertinent, but accessible; a perfect tool for reaching over to the next foursome, whose names may not be Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Paul G. Watermulder First Presbyterian Church Burlingame, California 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.). In addition to having served as adjunct professor of expository preaching at Nazarene Theological Seminary, he has also pastored churches in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Ohio, North Carolina, and Missouri.
