Identity Deception: From Wounds to Worship

If you've ever experienced emotional pain, physical abuse, depression, abandonment, or rejection then you can relate to Tamika's story. We create self-made prisons complete with destructive habits and tell ourselves there's no way out. We all think we just have to live with the cards we were dealt, even if you were born LGBTQ. Those who have or still walk in the lesbian lifestyle will understand this book on an intimate level. Evangelist-Elect Tamika knows the way out She's a survivor of physical abuse, a champion contender against an identity crisis, and she has victoriously fought against the mental anguish of low self-esteem, guilt, and shame. She found her true identity in Christ. Her story is an undeniably transparent, authentic, and a well scripted insight of her personal experiences. It's raw, but not raunchy It's also clear and precise for anyone looking for a personal guide to transformation. Strickland's LGBT non-fiction memoir deals with her abandonment issues. You will walk with her as she overcomes and experiences abandonment recovery, sexual abuse recovery, and spiritual growth. If you're thinking, "Talk is Cheap," then this book will show you the ups and downs of breaking free of Identity Deception. Give your wounds the salve this awesome book rubs on all who seek the truth.