Blog•Mar 30, 2026
Stay in the Room
The post urges readers to "stay in the room"—to remain present when conversations become uncomfortable, friendships grow awkward, or personal vulnerabilities surface. It argues that avoidance erodes trust, while intentional presence fuels relational resilience, a lesson the author has witnessed in couples counseling and a fifty‑year marriage. Citing Galatians 6:2, the author frames staying present as a spiritual and practical act of bearing one another’s burdens. The final call invites readers to identify the specific “room” they need to remain in this week.
By Life, Love, and Faith with Dr. Kim
