A practical guide for those who long for an intimate walk with God.

"Following the Spirit's Inspiration" is a book for those who want to know God's will but are unsure of where to begin.
It explains what the guidance of the Holy Spirit is and how to feel and follow its inspiration in daily life through Bible verses and life stories.

The author says, “It is more important to live a life guided by the inspiration of the Holy Spirit than to hear God’s voice directly,” and that this inspiration is a grace given not only to special individuals but to all believers.
He adds that we are simply not yet accustomed to or afraid of His guidance.
The author also vividly testifies to the guidance of God that he actually experienced through words and prayer.
For those who seek God's will in the face of countless choices in reality, it reminds us that following the inspiration of the Holy Spirit is the clearest and safest path.
It will be a practical guide for all who long for an intimate walk with God.

You should not think that the power given by God has turned on a green light for your spiritual security.
Even if you have the ability, it can be a red light.
That's not something you can verify with ability.
I must confirm the piety of my daily life as I strive to hold on to God.
We must confirm our walk with God.

--- p.29

It is more valuable to fail while seeking God's will and following the inspiration of the Holy Spirit than to succeed with my own head.

--- p.65

Remember God's heart.
I want you to know the heart of the one who tore the veil of the temple from top to bottom.
We need to know how much God wants to communicate with us and how much He loves us.
May we open our hearts to God, who began a good work in us, and take steps of obedience so that He may complete His work.

--- p.118

No matter how you experience the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, you must always confirm it within the 'framework of Scripture.'

--- p.121

Prayer time should be a time to put down my plans and thoughts and to receive the Holy Spirit like the wind.
In that sense, we must always approach the Holy Spirit with a blank slate.
It is through prayer that we are aligned.
There is grace that is poured out at that time.

--- p.160

We must not stop at knowing God's will, but pray that He will be done in our lives and knock on the door of heaven.

--- p.163

Silence before God is not a state of thoughtlessness, but rather filling the space of silence with hope toward God.
The hope that arises in silence has a powerful force.

--- p.170

When we become sensitive to God's hand in all events, even ordinary circumstances become places for His Word, and unexpected hardships become opportunities to confirm His will.
For the saints, special events and circumstances are not coincidences; they are channels through which the living God actively intervenes and speaks in our lives even now.

--- p.191

God wants us not to remain in the grace of the Exodus, but to enter Canaan and stand in mature faith.
He wants us to move forward not with a faith that simply experiences miracles, but with a faith that is rooted in the Word, obedient, and builds personal piety.

--- p.239

God wants, in this age, not just one Moses, but all the saints to stand before Him like Moses.
To be more precise, He wants each of us to be established as people of the Holy Spirit and to walk in obedience in our daily lives according to the inspiration of the Holy Spirit.

--- p.242