Bidirectional Charging on Macbook Pro (2019)

Is there a way I can enable my MacBook Pro to allow the incoming charging through this?

There's is not setting to allow incoming charging because charging is, by design, allowed. It's a defacto function of the port.

I think you're misunderstanding how the Thunderbolt port works. It's a multiplexing of several signals - DisplayPort, USB 3.2, PCIe, and Power. It doesn't stop doing one when it's functioning as another. In other words, it doesn't lose the ability to charge and be charged if you plug in a monitor.

For your Mac to be able to be charge while your monitor is plugged in, you need the following:

• A monitor that supports it (i.e. the LG UltraFine monitors that were designed for Apple/macOS)
• An active Thunderbolt/USB-C cable. Note that all Thunderbolt 3 cables are USB-C cables, but only quality USB-C cables are Thunderbolt. Active cables support 40Gbs transfer at 2m (6.5 ft.) while passive cables, which are less costly are limited to .5m (1.6 ft.).

A quick review of the technical specifications page for your monitor makes no reference to "power delivery" or "charging." It's also not mentioned in the product description. If you look at the LG UltraFine specifications page from the link above, you'll notice it specifically mentions "Thunderbolt 3 with 94W PD."

If your monitor doesn't send power to charge your computer, no cable in the world will make this work.