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Lesson: LIVING WITH INTENTIONALITY AND ACCOUNTABILITYIntroductionLiving with intentionality means actively choosing your direction and actions, rather than drifting through life. In our spiritual walk, being purposeful and accountable guides us toward consistent growth, deepens our faith, and aligns our lives with God's will—both publicly and privately.Scripture Focus:“Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and he will establish your plans.” —Proverbs 16:3 (NIV)3 Steps to Owning Your Spiritual Walk1. Set Clear Spiritual Goals

• Identify what you desire to grow in (prayer, study, service, character traits, faith).
• Write down your spiritual goals—make them specific and meaningful.

2. Create a Spiritual Growth Plan

• Decide what steps you’ll take daily or weekly to move toward each goal (e.g., set Bible study times, commit to prayer, join a faith community, practice acts of kindness).
• Include habits, routines, and accountability checkpoints.

3. Stay Focused and Consistent

• Remove distractions that keep you from your goals.
• Use reminders (sticky notes, alarms, encouraging scriptures) to keep your vision fresh.
• When you’re distracted or discouraged, return to your “why” and God’s promises.

Reflecting on Daily LessonsReflection solidifies insight. Each day, take time to ask:

• What did I learn today about God, myself, or others?
• How did I apply my spiritual goals today?
• Where did I fall short, and how can I grow tomorrow?

Practical Exercises:

• Morning Journaling: Start your day by writing a prayer, choosing a “word of the day” to focus your intentions, and rehearsing your spiritual goal for that day.
• Evening Review: End your day by reviewing your actions and thoughts. Thank God for progress, acknowledge areas for improvement, and invite His help for tomorrow.

Daily AccountabilityBe authentic—both in public and in private.

• Public: Let your walk with Christ be evident—live with integrity and humility, serve others, and share your journey honestly.
• Private: What you do behind closed doors matters even more; pursue spiritual disciplines when no one else sees.

Action Point: Find an accountability partner or group. Share your goals and invite encouragement and honest feedback.Embracing Growth Through Intentional LivingGrowth doesn’t happen by accident. It’s the result of daily intentional choices to pursue God, to reflect, and to adjust your path as you learn.Application:

• Review your past 30-35 days. What themes or lessons has God highlighted during this time?
• Develop an Action Plan: Choose 1-2 specific changes or commitments to carry forward from here.
  • E.g., Set a regular prayer time, commit to weekly service, memorize a monthly scripture, or lead a small group.

Word of the Day:INTENTIONALDefinition: Done on purpose; deliberate. Choosing to act with purpose and focus, rather than by chance or habit.Empower Message: Today, choose to live with intention. Let every word you speak, every step you take, and every decision you make be guided by purpose and not by circumstance. Even small, intentional actions can lead to great transformation. Remember, your spiritual journey flourishes when you are deliberate about seeking God and walking in His ways. As you move through your day, pause and ask, “Am I living on purpose, or just existing?” Step boldly—God honors the steps you take intentionally for Him.Closing Thought & ChallengeTrue transformation is found when intentional living meets daily accountability. Whether in front of others or alone, let your heart stay aligned with God’s will—not your own agenda. When you commit your actions to the Lord (Proverbs 16:3), He will establish your steps.Challenge: Tonight, reflect on your growth, journal your intentions for tomorrow, and step boldly into a new day—ready, focuse