The Law of Accountability emphasizes that growth—spiritual, personal, or professional—thrives through relationships that challenge, correct, and encourage. It’s not about control but covenantal care, fostering honesty and alignment with goals and values. Ecclesiastes 4:9 highlights the strength of companionship, preventing isolation and promoting success. Accountability, God’s design from Genesis to the New Testament, ensures protection and trust, as seen in Jesus’ discipleship and Paul’s correction of Peter. It spans spiritual, financial, and relational domains, urging believers to stay accountable to God, family, and community for meaningful growth.

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01.) What is the Law of Accountability?

02.) Why is accountability important for growth?

03.) How does accountability work in practice?

04.) What does the Bible say about accountability?

05.) Is accountability about policing behavior?

06.) How does accountability relate to God’s design?

07.) What are examples of accountability in the Bible?

08.) What types of accountability promote growth?

09.) Why is accountability essential in marriage?

10.) Why is accountability essential in marriage?