90 Days to Wholeness: A Porn Addiction Recovery Devotional for WomenSample

It’s unfortunate that as addicts, especially if we’ve ever been caught in sin, our word becomes no good because of the years we’ve spent in deception and isolation. Fortunately, it doesn’t have to be that way (if we follow the steps and do the hard work). But part of why accountability is so important is that it begins to restore our character and rebuild trust that has been lost.

When we engage in completely open dialogue with another person—and preferably multiple people of the same gender as ourselves—we’re making good on the words we say through our actions. You are not to just be accountable for your actions (that’s next), but also for the words you speak. 

In alignment with your “next right thing”, what are some ways you need to make good on the words you say in order to be accountable?