A blueprint for finding freedom from trauma by claiming your intended design, by Fawn Volkert who has dedicated her life to seeing women freed from the effects of childhood sexual assault.

Satan Lies! Recieve Hope! Is a simple blueprint designed to encourage women to claim their intended design, the one that was robbed by the lies of Satan, and reinforced by trauma.

Ephesians 2:10 declares that you are God's handiwork, designed in the image of Christ, to do great works that God has already gone before you to prepare. But, do you believe it? From the beginning of time, Satan has lied to us about our intended design and in a fallen world, traumatic events are used to reinforce those lies.

As a result of childhood trauma, fawn became a homeless, substance-abusing adult. Yet through some lingering grit and tenacity (remnants of her intended design), she was able to earn a master's degree, grow an executive-level career, and become a mother and a wife. Even after launching an advocacy group for victims of childhood sexual abuse, the effects of trauma still lorded over her life. Not one of those earthly accomplishments made her feel like God's chosen handiwork, made in the image of Christ, designed to do the great works that God had already gone before her to prepare. She struggled to stand in the truth about who she was even after finding Jesus in my thirties.

In 2014 Fawn started on a journey of believing in the healing that was promised and made evident in God's design for our lives. In Satan Lies. Receive Hope. she shares the ups and downs of, and lessons learned during her now, seven-year journey.

Today, Fawn lives free from the effects of childhood sexual abuse. She speaks in front of audiences fearlessly, provides a message of hope and healing to victims of sexual abuse, and coaches other women towards freedom. She is part of a team to bring the best in restorative services to child victims of sexual exploitation. "I am unmedicated, free from depression and anxiety, and the healthiest I have ever been in my entire life. How? By making the fierce choice that I made that day seven years ago, to hand my trauma story over to God. This is my story built on truth."