“When God Speaks” by Reva Lachica Moore (Written – 2017) In 2002, I had been pleading with God for a couple of days for something that deeply troubled me, and as I stepped out of the chemical laboratory building that morning, I saw a most unusual and frightening sight. From the top of the chemical … Read more
“I Got Approved” by Reva Lachica Moore (Note: My son Cliff was selling his red corvette. Written 15 years ago) “Hello,” my son Cliff answered the phone. “I got approved! I got approved!” said an excited voice with a melodic tone. Then the caller hung up. Cliff recognized the voice. A few seconds later… Ring, … Read more
There’s Safety in the Thorns by Reva Moore (Note: I just saw this bird’s nest on the P of the Pharmacy sign and wondered – Why would a bird build a nest on spikes? Then I remembered writing this Sharing Time 12 years ago and wish to share with you.) Through the ages, man has … Read more
The Leopold Balidiong Story: One mid-summer night in 1982, a baby boy was born in a small barrio in Guimaras, the so-called “mango” capital of the Philippines. He was the eighth of eleven children. His parents worked in the rice fields and often they came home drunk. Every time they were drunk, they ended up … Read more
“Separation from God” by Reva Lachica Moore Three-year-old Reagan tightly held my hand as we walked out of the restaurant. Reagan looked at me and smiled as if to say she was happy for our visit. Her father Justin and sister Ryleigh, 5, were with us. A heavy downpour earlier had left puddles in the … Read more
“Finding Peace Amidst the Chaos” by Reva Lachica Moore If things were left to us, we’d only want tranquility and happiness in our lives. We do not want problems. Not even a hint of one that would put us in total chaos. Most school children wouldn’t mind going to school as long as they do … Read more
“I Found Jesus in Prison” by Reva Lachica Moore (I am re-sharing Richard Dulton’s amazing story again for those who have not read it yet.) Thousands of men and women are incarcerated and for those given life sentences or assigned to death row, there is nothing to look forward to. Yet, many of them find … Read more
“My father is dying of cancer. Will you please give him a call? He has been asking about you. I know that hearing from you will give him comfort.” The daughter of an elderly gentleman whom I had met during my visit to the Philippines called. Life is just too short. The Native Americans have … Read more
“Swinging Bridges” (My Humble Beginnings) by Reva Lachica Moore (If you’ve crossed the Gabawan River, you’d be able to relate to my story — My Humble Beginnings) The mere mention of childhood memories makes my mind go back in time to my birthplace – a farm in Bulwang, Romblon in the Philippines. Across the rice … Read more
God Has the BEST Plans Always ~ by Reva Lachica Moore A few months ago, I found out in my old age and to my amazement, that I could have been given up for adoption to a childless relative. Of the 10 siblings, my aunt had specifically asked for me. I don’t know why. … Read more