Paul Michael Vacca, Author at Preaching.com

Lack of Control

Life can be a roller coaster. There are ups, downs, curves, and all sorts of twists and turns you do not control. However, the roller coaster is still headed to its designed end. We like having a sense of cont... Continue Reading...

Obedience (Sami Jo)

Paul Michael Vacca

Sami Jo was a missionary to Cambodia. She lived in a hut in Thailand next to the DMZ. She was a skilled and highly educated physical therapist and used her ability to work with soldiers who had lost limbs in t... Continue Reading...

Hurt or Mad?

Paul Michael Vacca

“You and I must guard ourselves against sinful reactions to what happens to us.” David, the Shepherd King, was a man who was hurt by many people, but he realized he was still responsible for his reactions to th... Continue Reading...

3 Steps towards Speaking without Notes

Paul Michael Vacca

Public speakers who maintain a conversational tone have a better chance of keeping their audience engaged. Constantly looking down at notes hinders the conversational nature of a presentation and causes your au... Continue Reading...

Exposition and Application

Paul Michael Vacca

Being aware of how people can and will apply God's Word to their lives should be a prominent consideration in your sermon preparation.

Love Lasts Forever

Paul Michael Vacca

From Time to Eternity: A 3-Part Series on the Timelessness of Love (1 Cor. 13); Part 3: (1 Cor. 13:8-13)

The Enduring One

Paul Michael Vacca

Christ was, is and always will be the Sovereign Creator God who lives to make intercession for us and redeem us for Himself.

Living Transformed Lesson: Speech Transformed

Paul Michael Vacca

People are known by what and how they say what they do about circumstances, ideas and other people.

Living Transformed Lesson: Identity Transformed

Paul Michael Vacca

How does conversion and salvation transform one's identity? On what was your identity based, and on whom or what is it based now?

A Life of Love Is Lived for The Best of Others

Paul Michael Vacca

Love is more than a feeling, an emotion triggered by attraction. Love is work done internally and expressed outwardly in a self-sacrificing manner.