The Refuge Ministry
The Refuge Ministry
Accountability (Episode 5)
Accountability (Episode 5)
Accountability (Episode 5)
Sunday 9th June 2024
Discover how loving accountability can foster personal growth and community building in recovery with hosts West Thompson and Austin Hill.
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Episode Overview
- Accountability should promote personal growth and prevent harm.
- Approach accountability with love, self-control, and kindness.
- Avoid being self-righteous or prideful when holding others accountable.
- Deliver difficult truths in a way that encourages growth.
- Use the fruits of the spirit as a foundation for accountability.
Love isn't about avoiding difficult truths; it's about delivering them in a way that promotes growth without causing intentional harm
Accountability can be a tough nut to crack, but in this episode of Relational Recovery, hosts West Thompson and Austin Hill tackle it head-on with a blend of wisdom and warmth. Drawing from Christian spirituality and psychology, they dive into how genuine accountability can be a powerful tool for personal growth and community building.
They discuss the writer of Hebrews' idea of stirring one another towards love and good works, emphasising that addiction often leads to self-absorption, making it crucial to foster community connections. West and Austin explore the delicate balance needed when holding someone accountable. It's not about pointing out faults to belittle someone but about encouraging growth and preventing harm. They stress the importance of approaching accountability with love, self-control, and kindness—qualities that resonate with the fruits of the spirit.
The conversation gets real as they discuss how being overly self-righteous or prideful can lead to isolation rather than community. One standout moment is when they talk about the courage it takes to hold someone accountable in a loving manner. Love isn't about avoiding difficult truths; it's about delivering them in a way that promotes growth without causing intentional harm.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking to understand the role of accountability in recovery and how to practice it effectively within a supportive community. If you're looking for practical advice on how to approach accountability with love and integrity, this episode has got you covered. It's packed with insights that can help you on your journey to recovery and strengthen your relationships along the way.