WATSONVILLE, Calif., January 13, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Scientifically-trained people like Norma Christensen are taught to question anything that they cannot see or feel. Therefore, when she began writing books guided by an unknown hand, she investigated further and discovered a story which is told in her third divinely inspired book, As Though It's From Heaven (now available through AuthorHouse).
Her first two books, The New Word of God and The Nature of God (both available through AuthorHouse), offered new information of his divine plan. As Though It's From Heaven is her story of how she went from mild mannered nurse to the Lord's scribe. The book begins with Christensen's childhood. She grew up during the cultural shifts of the post World War II era and the turbulent social times of the 1960s. Christensen says that "disastrous decisions" she made during this time caused her life to crumble. She became a nurse and gave up on organized religion. It was in this time of great spiritual need that the communications began.
The second half of the book covers her extensive discussions with God and the actual process of writing the books. Readers follow her "agonizing journey" to discover who was truly writing the books. Through her investigation, Christensen learned a number of lessons from both the human world and the "fascinating world of spirits." Eventually, she was told that her mission was to share these messages with the world so they could know "God loves them and needs them to complete his plan."
A staggering work of divine inspiration, As Though It's From Heaven is an uplifting story about how God works through people to help the world.
Christensen says she is "an ordinary person telling her extraordinary story." Through each of her books, she spreads the words she has been directed to deliver. She lives in California and continues to act as a messenger for God.
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