What are the advantages of having an accountability partner?
Such an arrangement . . . A. Develops a sense of responsibility. If you confess your temptations and sins to another believer, you are more likely to live a responsible life. B. Promotes integrity. This type of relationship encourages honest confession and openness. C. Protects us from abusing God’s grace. Freedom in Christ should be used to serve others—not to indulge our flesh (Gal. 5:13). D. Sharpens us. Accountability can help us reach our full potential professionally, personally, and socially. E. Fosters healthy self-examination. Before we can confess our sins, we must first examine ourselves in the light of God’s truth. F. Safeguards us from unwise relationships. For example, an accountability partner can help keep a male-female work relationship from becoming an immoral affair. VI. What should you look for in an accountability partner? Someone who . . . A. Walks in the Spirit. B. Is trustworthy. C. Will give you godly wisdom based on Scripture. D. Allows you the freedom to be y
