Exiting your echo chamber is a life-long journey of seeking Truth. As Christians we need to be consistent about what we believe and our actions. This is one way to guarantee a seat at the marketplace of ideas.

Doing the work of an evangelist is part of the job description of every child of God. Paul in writing to Timothy acknowledged that he may not have been called into the office of the evangelist but it does not stop him or us today from doing the work of the evangelist. (2 Timothy 4:5)

In our quest to engage other worldviews and exit our echo chambers, we should acknowledge that there are elements that go beyond the physical realm. We discuss the influence of the spiritual realm.

Life outside the father's house is as a prince living like a servant of servants. Sadly, some decide to suppress this truth just to live in a mess and a wasted life. The father is standing at the window of his house waiting for you to come, The father says come! (Luke 15:15, 16)

Engaging Competing Ideas - Part 2

We discuss how to Ask Questions. This is a very relevant skill in our social discourse in the marketplace of ideas. We provide some perspectives that will guide your engagement with competing ideas in order to accept or debunk new and old ideas.

The younger son leaving home was an act that had many implications. The parable of the loving father teaches us about the many things we never appreciate yet we enjoy just because we are in our Father's house. (Luke 15:17 - 18)

One of the qualities of our Father is that He is a giver of gifts. All His gifts are not just good but they are also perfect for us and the season we are in. Sadly, many of us do not recognize His gifts hence we neglect them to our own detriment. (James 1:17)

It is no surprise that God chose these lepers. They were people that God could trust with such an opportunity. They were people who could rise above their unfair predicament and serve out God's purposes for their lives. Can God trust you? (2 Kings 7:9)

Engaging Competing Ideas - Part 1

New and different ideas are sold consciously and subconsciously to us daily. We should be able to interact with people of different opinions as we exit our Echo Chamber. It can be an uncomfortable conversation but it is surely worthwhile. We also discuss how to evaluate ideas or worldviews.

It took God just four lepers to solve a massive economic crisis where mothers had to cook their children for food. Our weakness is not a limitation to God. (2nd Kings 7:3,5-6)