Steven Furtic of Elevation Church wrote an interesting post about Christian accountability today that is worth reading (click here).

He writes:

I believe there’s a higher level of accountability required of God’s people.

What if accountability was focused more on making each other great than making sure we were being good?

Then challenges readers:

We would all agree, and rightfully so, that if you see blatant sin in the life of another Christian, it is your responsibility to call it out. To challenge it. To confront it.

But what about when you see blatant potential that is lying dormant in another Christian’s life?
When you see underdeveloped greatness in the life of someone you love, isn’t it just as important to call that out too?

Check out the whole post. It’s worth the read and just might change the way you look at accountability and friendship.