Ng begins by examining the concept of normalcy and how it has been traditionally defined. She argues that the notion of normalcy is often based on statistical averages, which can be limiting and exclusionary. The author contends that this narrow definition of normalcy can lead to stigma, marginalization, and oppression of individuals who do not conform to societal norms.
The phrase "Normal by Faith" challenges the modern tendency to separate everyday life from supernatural trust. To make faith "normal" means to move beyond seeing it as an occasional crisis tool or a Sunday ritual. Instead, faith becomes the baseline operating system—the lens through which you view work, relationships, health, and decisions. normal by faith ng pdf