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So this week we have been talking about living accountable.

And I know not the most fun week ever, but I really believe it could be probably the most life-changing thing if you would choose a few people in your village to live accountable to.

This is a small group of people that you trust, that you've clocked some time with, that you're not asking a brand new friend to do this, but you're on the lookout for this.

You're looking for someone that you trust, that you can share your struggles with, you can share your sin with, and you can say, hey, hold me accountable.

Now this is going to take a more intentional conversation.

This is not going to naturally come about even in your best of friendships.

You have to say to someone awkwardly, hey, hold me accountable.

You don't want to share with you what's really going on in a need someone to not just listen, but to also tell me the truth and to help me live more in line with what the Scripture says.

So, 321, you ready?

These are the three questions you're going to ask yourself and ask some people around you and have conversations around these three things this weekend.

Number 1, are you willing to be held accountable?

Is this something you're willing to do?

And then the next question is, what feels difficult about accountability?

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