Special Events:
Promise Keepers
PK is a men’s rally. Any man who goes returns energized. Hear dynamic
speakers. Participate in great worship music. Plus, you enjoy a weekend away
with other men.
Accountability
Accountability refers to meeting with another man or group of men in order
to check-up on set goals. This process gives tangible accountability to
other men, through which we learn integrity and accountability to God.
James 5:16 says, “Confess your sins to each other and pray for each other so
that you may be healed.”
Sample Accountability Questions (General)
1. In what way have you sought to build greater intimacy with Christ this
week?
2. What has been the consistency of your quiet time this week?
3. What caught your attention in the Scripture we agreed to read?
4. In what way have you cultivated or made use of the friendships in your
life this week?
5. How have you kept your mind/body pure this week?
6. In what way have you made your family a priority this week?
7. In what way have you supported the ministry of your church or pastor this
week?
8. Have you encountered any prejudice in your life this week? If so, what
have you done?
9. In what way have you influenced your world this week for Jesus?
10. Are you living in harmony with those around you?
11. Have you just lied to me?
12. Is there someone else you can invite to this level of accountability?
Sample Accountability Questions (Married Man)
1. Have you been a verbal testimony/witness this week for Jesus Christ?
2. Have you had a daily quiet time?
3. What caught your attention in the Scripture we agreed to read?
4. How have you kept your mind/body pure this week?
5. Have you loved your wife (and family) in a special way?
6. Is there anyone you have offended or who has offended you this week that
you have not sought to be in harmony with?
7. Have you lacked integrity in your financial dealings?
8. Have you secretly wished for another’s misfortune so that you might
excel?
9. Have you just lied to me?
10. Is there someone else you can invite to this level of accountability?
Sample Accountability Questions (Single Person)
1. Have you been a verbal testimony/witness this week for Jesus Christ?
2. Have you had a daily quiet time?
3. What caught your attention in the Scripture we agreed to read?
4. How have you kept your mind/body pure this week?
5. Have you honored another person in a special way this week?
6. Is there anyone you have offended or who has offended you this week that
you have not sought to be in harmony with?
7. Have you lacked integrity in your financial dealings?
8. Have you secretly wished for another’s misfortune so that you might
excel?
9. Have you just lied to me?
10. Is there someone else you can invite to this level of accountability?
Discipleship
Discipleship is a one with one study to promote devotion, nurturing and
commitment to the Word. This series of lessons can also take a person who
knows very little about God to a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ. So,
whether you are already a Christian and need growth or if you are just
beginning to seek God, discipleship will benefit you.
None of us has arrived in our walk that is 100% pleasing both to ourselves
and God. But we are to press on. A disciple is a hearer, learner, and
follower. In the case of Christianity, a disciple is a hearer, learner and
follower of Jesus Christ. We are constantly learning, yet many times we need
help in following. That's why it is important to submit to the encouragement
of other Christian men. "…encourage one another day after day, as long as it
is still called 'Today,' lest any one of you be hardened by the
deceitfulness of sin." (Hebrews 3:13 NAS) Not submission in the way that
someone has authority over you but in the way that you say "I want to grow
here, can you help?"
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