Stephen Altrogge reminds us that "godly friends help each other see their sin accurately by asking tough questions." The tough questions we should ask each other include:
- Have you had any conflicts with your wife lately?
- Have you been diligent in your pursuit of the Lord?
- What has been your biggest struggle lately?
- Have you been consistently pursuing the Lord through scripture reading and prayer?
- Have you diligently pursued your wife/husband this week?
- Have you seen any persistent patterns of sin in your life recently?
- Last week you confessed struggling with [insert sin]. Have you taken steps to fight it this week?
- When you gave into [insert sin], what were you believing about God in that moment? What were you believing about yourself?
- What is the truth that you need to believe in this situation?
- When you had the conflict with [insert person], what were you craving at that moment?
- Describe your current practice of the spiritual disciplines.
- What is a passage of Scripture you have been meditating on recently?
- What fruit of the Spirit are you cultivating?
- What sin are you seeking to weaken?
- How can I pray for you?
- Here is an evidence of grace that I observe in your life.
- How are you seeking to grow in expressing biblical femininity?
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