Echo Chambers always affirm one's opinions. In our bid to know how to engage opposing worldviews, we discuss how to live in an environment where we are deep-seated ideas and ideals are not always affirmed but face constant opposition.

Sometimes, we lose sight of the truth that we walk on water; experience the miraculous. This sadly causes us to take notice of the contrary winds instead of the one who said "come". It takes us being reflective to remember and appreciate all the times we walked on water without we even realizing. (Mathew 14:29-30)

Join Kofi Ocran, Sam and friends as we have a discussion on The Christian and The Echo Chamber; Being in this world but not of the world.

We discuss how Christians can comfortably engage people of different faiths or worldviews without compromising their own faith.

There is no limit to the number of times we have to forgive our offenders once they repent and apologize. The goal of the instruction from Jesus is not to give us an opportunity to increase sinfulness but to extend a hand of mercy because we may be found in the position of our offenders sooner or later.(Matt 18:21,22) 

King Saul made life a living hell for David. He tormented his life and made it unbearable till he went to the grave. David had two grand opportunities to end Saul's life and put a stop to his misery. He chose forgiveness rather and tempted justice with mercy. (1 Samuel 24:19)

Humans beings are not perfect and hence forgiveness ought to become a necessity in our daily lives. If we do not forgive others their offences against us, God will not forgive us of our offences. (Ephesians 4:32)

Deciding not to work with what God has given you is not just an act of laziness but wickedness. Generations are riding on the profits from talents God has given you. Your life is not just about you; many lives are connected to yours.

Works based on the talents He has given. He is not coming for what He gave but the results of using what He gave; profits. "Herein is my Father glorified that ye bear MUCH FRUIT!" (John 15:8)