The purpose of the 100 Days is to help train you to be habitually attuned to the Holy Spirit by establishing a daily walk with the him. This is the practice that lies at the core of every believer’s life as we will learn through our studies from God’s word. It is not just a matter of filling our heads with facts from Scripture about the Holy Spirit, but a day by day, hour by hour, moment by moment practice of relationship with the Holy Spirit.

Psalm 139:1-10; Quotes by D.L. Moody and R.A. Torrey

I walk with the Holy Spirit because the Father sent him to enable me to follow Jesus as his disciple.

I walk with the Holy Spirit in response to Jesus’ introduction of him as my Parákletos.

I walk with the Holy Spirit as Jesus’ divine replacement when he returned to the Father.

I walk with the Holy Spirit in a unique relationship like that of Jesus with his disciples.

I walk with the Holy Spirit as the Teacher who mediates Jesus’ role to his followers.

I walk with the Holy Spirit who serves as my Guide into all of God’s truth.

2 Corinthians 3; Quotes by A.W. Tozer and Billy Graham

I walk with the Holy Spirit who enables me to understand and apply the truth he teaches me through the word of God.

I walk with the Holy Spirit who provides me with wisdom from God not available to the world.

I walk with the Holy Spirit who provides me with access to the mind of Christ.

I walk with the Holy Spirit whose work in Christians is aligned with God’s purpose to conform me to the likeness of Christ.

I walk with the Holy Spirit whose purpose is to glorify Christ through his work in believers’ lives.

I walk with the Holy Spirit who generates Christ’s character in me.

1 Corinthians 13; Quote by Gregg Allison

As I walk with the Holy Spirit, I glorify Christ through a life of love.

I walk with the Holy Spirit who draws from God’s recorded word, the Holy Bible, to enable me to understand and practice the Christian life as a follower of Jesus.

I walk with the Holy Spirit who ensured the truthfulness and completeness of the Apostles memories of Jesus’ life and work for transmission to believers in Scripture.

I walk with the Holy Spirit who provides the connection for believers to abide in Christ leading to fruitfulness.

I walk with the Holy Spirit whose role as the Divine Executive of the Trinity defines his relationship to me as a follower of Christ Jesus.

I walk with the Holy Spirit who re-creates God’s original intent for humanity in me through the life-long process of conforming me to the likeness of Christ.

Luke 1:26-38; Matthew 1:18-25; Quotes by Francis Chan

I walk with the Holy Spirit who is instrumental for people to understand and receive the Gospel.

I walk with the Holy Spirit who takes up residence in people who trust Jesus as their Savior.

I walk with the Holy Spirit who engages with me by means of a daily relationship as he accomplishes his work of conforming me to the likeness of Christ.

I walk with the Holy Spirit who fulfills God’s greatest eschatological promises for the Christian life.

I walk with the Holy Spirit in a relationship of communion and communication.

I walk with the Holy Spirit whose primary work in my life is the process of forming Christ’s character in me.

Romans 12:1-2; Ephesians 4:17-24; Quotes by Francis Chan

I walk with the Holy Spirit by means of a relationship in which I set my mind on him.

I walk with the Holy Spirit as he fills me, requiring that I yield control of every aspect of my being to him in response to the command of Ephesians 5:18.

I continuously walk with the Holy Spirit in obedience to the command of Galatians 5:16 to “walk by the Spirit.”.

I walk with the Holy Spirit who works in response to my receptivity, which is commanded to be continuous, as a way of life—a walk.

As I walk with the Holy Spirit, I foster habitual receptivity to him and his work.

As I walk in receptivity to the Holy Spirit I deepen my relationship with all three persons of the Trinity.

John 15:1-17; Quotes by Tim LaHaye

I walk with the Holy Spirit to know Christ, which is my motivation for my relationship with the Spirit.

I walk with the Holy Spirit in a relationship characterized by collaboration.

I walk with the Holy Spirit through the practice of setting my mind on him as  revealed in Romans 12:1-2.

I walk with the Holy Spirit by offering my body to him in response to God’s mercies toward me.

I walk with the Holy Spirit as I offer my body to God as a living sacrifice which requires that I stand ready for action in his presence.

I walk with the Holy Spirit as I offer my body to God as a living sacrifice which requires that in his presence I am attentive and responsive to the Holy Spirit.

Psalm 139:11-24; Quotes by C. Sumner Wemp and R.A. Torrey

I walk with the Holy Spirit as I offer my body to God as a living sacrifice to  actively engage myself in the Spirit’s work of conforming me to the image of Christ.

I walk with the Holy Spirit as I obey the first command in offering my body to God by ridding myself of sinful practices by the enablement provided by the Spirit.

I walk with the Holy Spirit, filled with the Holy Spirit, in contrast to living according to the desires of the old, fleshly nature.

I walk with the Holy Spirit as he serves as the agent to put to death the fleshly patterns of thought and behavior I have built into the neural networks of my body.

I walk with the Holy Spirit who serves as the agent to convict me of sin so I can repent and not construct new sinful habits nor reinforce old ones.

I walk with the Holy Spirit by obeying the second command as I offer my body to God that requires me to be transformed by the renewing of my mind.

Philippians 3:1-16; Quotes by D.L. Moody

I walk with the Holy Spirit who works as the primary agent for renewing my mind - Part 1

I walk with the Holy Spirit who works as the primary agent for renewing my mind - Part 2.

I walk with the Holy Spirit so that I may know my Lord Jesus experientially.

I walk with the Holy Spirit with determination, knowing the cost is high but the reward is boundless and eternal.

As I walk with the Spirit, he works to renew me through the trials I face in life.

As I walk with the Holy Spirit, renewal of my mind requires creating space for relationship with the Spirit through spiritual disciplines.

Romans 8:1-17; Quotes by Francis Chan

As I walk with the Holy Spirit, the Biblical practice of meditation creates relational space for him to accomplish his work in me of renewing my mind.

As I walk with the Holy Spirit, the Biblical practice of prayer creates relational space for him to accomplish his work in me of renewing my mind.

As I walk with the Spirit the Biblical practice of fasting creates relational space for him to accomplish his work in me of renewing my mind.

As I walk with the Holy Spirit, the Biblical practice of study creates relational space for him to accomplish his work in me of renewing my mind.

As I walk with the Holy Spirit, he renews my mind by producing the character of Christ in me. (Part 1)

As I walk with the Holy Spirit, he renews my mind by producing the character of Christ in me. (Part 2)

Galatians 5:6-26; Quotes by A.B. Simpson

As I walk with the Holy Spirit, he produces the fruit of Christ’s character through me, as I stay in step with him.

As I walk with the Holy Spirit, he clothes me with the character of Christ as I put on the garments of Christ’s virtues he provides for me.

As I walk with the Holy Spirit, he produces the greatest of Christ’s character virtues in me—love.

As I walk with the Holy Spirit, the principle of sowing and reaping is vital to my relationship with him.

I walk with the Holy Spirit in the context of community as presented in Scripture.

I walk with the Holy Spirit in company with my brothers and sisters of my local church.

1 Thessalonians 4:1-12; Quotes by Larry D. Pettegrew

As presented in Scripture, my walk with the Holy Spirit will impact all my personal relationships.

As I walk with the Holy Spirit, I focus on the importance of inviting him to work in me.

As I walk with the Holy Spirit, the fact that he can be grieved, quenched, and resisted informs me of the nature of our relationship.

In my walk with the Holy Spirit, his conviction serves as the warning I have ceased walking with him. Part 1

In my walk with the Holy Spirit, his conviction serves as the warning I have ceased walking with him. Part 2

As I walk with the Holy Spirit, he will help me fight against sinful habits.

1 Corinthians 2:1-16; Quote by John Owen

As I walk with the Holy Spirit, he serves as the one who apportions and enables spiritual gifts in me according to his will.

As I walk with the Holy Spirit, he functions as the presence of God in me; upon whom I set my heart and my mind.

As I walk with the Holy Spirit, he bears witness with my spirit that I am a child of God.

As I walk with the Holy Spirit, he helps me pray effectively to my heavenly Father.

I walk with the Holy Spirit who is the Giver of life.

I walk with the Holy Spirit who is the Author of the Holy Bible.

John 14:15-31; Gordon Fee Quote

I walk with the Holy Spirit who provides wisdom for leaders.

I walk with the Holy Spirit who indwells me as God’s seal of authority in testimony to my status as his child, his heir forever.

I walk with the Holy Spirit who calls and gifts leaders who are Christ’s gifts to his church.

I walk with the Holy Spirit to obey God's command to be continuously filled with the Spirit.

As I walk with the Holy Spirit, he guides me within the boundaries of Scriptural teaching.

As I walk with the Holy Spirit, his primary role is sanctification, not direct guidance.

Ephesians 5:1-21; Gordon Fee Quote

As I walk with the Holy Spirit, he enables me to understand God.

As I walk with the Holy Spirit, he provides me with words to say in critical situations.

I walk with the Holy Spirit in community with other believers.

As I walk with the Holy Spirit, he creates a dynamic of life rather than death.

I walk with the Holy Spirit so that I may give a good account for my life when I stand before my Lord Jesus.

Learning to walk with the Holy Spirit, with my mind set on the him, takes about one year.  (From Sumner Wemp’s book “How On Earth Can I Be Spiritual?)

Colossians 3:1-17; Gordon Fee Quote, References