Walking On The Ceiling

We can wrongly believe God has abandoned us to the cruelties of life and that our Heavenly Father no longer hears us when we pray. This may cause us to feel like our world has turned upside down and we are walking on the ceiling, because every aspect of life feels like a drudgery and there is no end to it. This is so far from the truth, because God does love us so much. However, when we are in the middle of this heart-wrenching existence, it takes the Holy Spirit to penetrate our heart and mind in order to break through and reach deep within us so we can be healed of the deception we have come to believe is our lot in life.

This book will help individuals make the hard changes it will take to overcome the lie that God has left us for dead. On the contrary, everything God does is to give us life and draw us closer to Himself, but we have to want it.

About Norm Sawyer

I currently live in the beautiful city of Kelowna, British Columbia. It was during an Okanagan Valley summer of 1979 Jesus Christ, through faith, became my Lord and Savior. At that time I was struggling with being functionally illiterate. I was transferred into an English school from a French school at the beginning of grade five; therefore, I missed all the fundamental rules of grammar and diction for reading and writing English.

In 1980 while attending Commonwealth Bible College in Katoomba, New South Wales, Australia, I miraculously started to understand how to read and write. Through prayer and faith God gave me the gift to memorise and remember scripture in vast amounts. Out of this blessing my ability to read and write grew rapidly to the point where I could teach the Word of God at a college learning level.

After living in Australia for six years working and ministering in different capacities of Christian ministry, I returned to Canada. Since that time I have been assisting at the Kelowna Christian Center Society.

For my entire adult life I have been employed as a sales rep for a security company and also offering my ministry services to the body of Christ. The blessing of living in this time of great possibilities through all the technologies available to us is truly amazing. The blog, Sir Norm’s Proverbial Comment, is one of the tools I am using to reach out and be a blessing.