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Accountability Questions

This is a list of accountability questions I’ve used in the past to help provide structure to accountability meetings or relationships that center around accountability. No man is an island and no one man is strong enough on his own to find victory all by himself in every facet of his life. Just as we don't heal in isolation we don't stay strong for long as the 'lone ranger'. As a guide and as a starter use the questions below:
Questions:
1) Have you spent daily time in the scriptures and in prayer?
2) Have you had any flirtatious or lustful attitudes, tempting thoughts or exposed yourself to any explicit materials which would not glorify God?
3) Are you consistently giving financially to the Lord's work?
4) Have you spent quality relationship time with your wife?
5) Have you done your 100% best at work?
6) Have you told any half truths or outright lies putting yourself in a better light to those around you?
7) Have you shared the Gospel or expressed your faith with an unbeliever?
8) Have you taken care of your body through daily physically exercise and proper eating/sleeping habits?
9) Have you allowed any person or circumstance to rob you of your joy?
10) Have you lied to us on any of your answers today?

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