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“The Voice” by Reva Lachica Moore   As usual, I was engrossed in my work when Grace suddenly turned up the volume of the television. My ears quickly caught a familiar voice. “Is that Dr. Charles Stanley?” I asked without turning around to look at the screen. “How did you know?” she asked. “I know … Read more

“Love Your Enemies” by Reva Lachica Moore   A preacher asked his congregation, “Is there anyone here who does not have enemies?” To his surprise, an elderly man raised his hand. “Brother Dan, so you do not have any enemies?” the preacher asked. “None, Pastor, because I outlived them all!” Wouldn’t it be wonderful if … Read more

Sharing Time Reva Lachica Moore “The Squirrel and the Hawk” by Reva Lachica Moore (I was in front of my computer when Mary Grace alerted me about the Cooper Hawk that was on top of the fence. I grabbed my camera and took a video. I got these pictures from the video. Then I wrote … Read more

Sharing Time Reva Lachica Moore (written on April 25, 2011) A Double Dose of Blessings   Kelly, 63, took a short break from work to relax in nature. Loading his fishing gear, he drove the golf cart to Merrill Lake near his house. The exquisite lake reflected the blue sky and clouds. At springtime the … Read more

Lord, Make Me a Blessing….by Reva Lachica Moore I wrote this story of Donna Douglas for my Sharing Time column with the California Examiner (also called Philippine Media) newspaper back on April 26, 2010. I took this picture of Donna Douglas (picture on the right) while she was signing autographs at the Baton Rouge Library. … Read more

“The Holy Spirit Spoke to Me through an Evangelist” Back in 1992, someone (a stranger) had said some hurting words to me. I don’t like anyone talk badly about me, so I cried to Jesus about it for over a month. “Jesus, You understand me, don’t You? I was just misunderstood, Lord. Please tell me … Read more

“Frozen with Fear” by Reva Lachica Moore I scatter birdseeds on the cement sidewalk in our backyard every day, except when it rains. The birds and squirrels like the assortment of black sunflower seed, thistle, crushed corn, nuts, safflower. I also put birdseeds in feeders and two dry birdbaths. The dry birdbath near the shed, … Read more

“Escaping Death” by Reva Lachica Moore A red-spotted salamander called the “newt” slowly crawled out from under a rock to look for food. Snails and slugs coming out of slimy vegetation were its target. But a few feet away, another hungry and voracious eater was also making its rounds. The frog with its sticky, retractile … Read more