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by Dawn A. Clark (Author)
Walking out the Word: 365 Days of Applying God's Word to Your Everyday Life is Rev. Dawn A. Clark's author debut. It's designed to help you apply Biblical principles to the, often times, challenging life situations and circumstances we face every day. This devotional utilizes cultural references, in connection with Bible passages, to help you relate them more easily to your life, as you are studying God's Word. The format of Walking out the Word encourages you to meditate, reflect and take action on the same message and passage of scripture for an entire week (7 days). This allows time for God's Word to have a deeper spiritual and transformative impact on your life. Each week, you will have the opportunity practically apply the Bible to your life. This will enable you to grow closer in your relationship with the Lord. From that closer relationship, your faith and trust in Him can be strengthened, as you are Walking Out the Word.
Author Biography
In 2006, after receiving her Masters of Divinity, from Ashland Theological Seminary (ATS), Rev. Dawn A. Clark was licensed to preach the Gospel. She was later ordained in 2008. She also has a Masters in Counseling from ATS and an undergraduate degree in Computer Information Systems, from Western Michigan University. She the founder and director of DDC Counseling and Consulting Services, LLC, and she also serves on Southfield Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Council of Chaplains. In addition to preaching, she is a workshop presenter, teacher, and writer. She has taught at women's retreats, conferences, and Christian education sessions in the Metro Detroit Area. Each Sunday, she leads a small group utilizing Biblically-based materials and experiential methods to enable practical application of the Bible to their lives through building a closer relationship with God. Rev. Clark believes she has been called her to use her gifts of writing to bring the Gospel of Jesus Christ to all people; so those in bondage may be free, the wounded may be healed, and Believers are drawn closer to Christ in order for people to fulfill the purposes and plans God has for their lives.
