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Accountability Groups 

Accountability Groups are made up of two to four people of the same gender - men with men, women with women - who meet once a week to discuss a set of questions that help reveal areas where things are going right and other areas that need correction. They can even meet by phone if they’re unable to meet face-to-face. Everyone in the group needs to understand that what is shared is confidential. Find a friend and dive in together. Sharpen one another as iron sharpens iron. 

1. How have your insights from last week’s reading shaped the way you think and live? 
2. Who did you pass your insights from last week on to and how was it received? 
3. How have you seen God at work? 
4. Have you been a testimony this week to the greatness of Jesus Christ with both your words and actions? 
5. Have you been exposed to sexually alluring material or allowed your mind to entertain inappropriate sexual thoughts? 
6. Have you acknowledged God’s ownership in your use of money? 
7. Have you coveted anything? Have you hurt someone’s reputation or feelings by your words? Have you been dishonest in word or action or exaggerated? 
8. Have you given into an addictive [or lazy or undisciplined] behavior? 
9. Have you been a slave to clothing, friends, work, or possessions? 
10. Have you failed to forgive someone? 
11. What worries or anxieties are you facing? 
12. Have you complained or grumbled? 
13. Have you maintained a thankful heart? 
14. Have you been honoring, understanding and generous in your important relationships? 
15. What temptations in thought, word, or action have you faced and how did you respond? 
16. How have you taken opportunities to serve or bless others, especially believers? 
17. Have you seen specific answers to prayer? 
18. Did you complete the reading for the week?