Fourth, realize that accountability is always mutual. Even mentors need to be held accountable for their mentoring by those they mentor. We cannot function as the Body of Christ through one-way relationships. Fifth, be patient. We all tend to be more open to accountability as we sense we are safe, as we experience growth and as we feel the touch of God's grace through each other.
Powerful accountability takes time.
Conducting a Mentoring Session We have received frequent questions from mentors concerning the appropriate content and structure for weekly mentoring sessions. There is no mandated, uniform agenda since each person and each team is unique. The most fruitful mentoring sessions will include a few basic elements, yet remain open to the unexpected. The student you are mentoring can obtain a copy for you. There is a variety of good answers to that question.