The Importance of Friendship | THE INTERVIEW ROOM | 003

Jun 20, 2019

Welcome to The Interview Room | Episode 003 | The Importance of Friendship

The Interview Room releases every other Thursday. In here, we interview leaders from all walks of life. These conversations are meant to provide insight, guidance, warnings, and encouragement for law enforcement officers and their supporters in their everyday lives. 

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In this episode, we interview Kevin Casner:

• We talk about faith and the importance of relationship in our lives.
• We discuss The Barn, a ministry Kevin was instrumental in founding fourteen years ago, near Fort Mill, SC. 
• We have a conversation about being our authentic self and the elaborate “masks” that we create to only have “surface” relationships. 
• We talk about the strength of groups and the importance of being part of a Tribe for both support and for mental health. We also discuss doing things you love with others, such as hunting and fishing and the bonds that it can build. 
• We determine that what happens to us and around us, does not have to define us. Kevin shares the thought, “Who I am, transcends what I am doing.” 
• Finally, Kevin leaves us with a personal and heartfelt update on struggles that he has been facing. Kevin then provides us with some final thoughts on the need to have a Mentor in our life, the need for friendships, the fact that when you are in a battle, none of the minutia matters, not letting our job or ministry be our validating point and finally the importance of being intentional in life. 

Links Discussed in this episode, Please be sure to check them out: 

The Barn, Fort Mill, SC

Ransomed Heart and the Ministry of John Eldredge

The Book, Wild At Heart 

The Noble Heart and the Ministry of Gary Barkalow

The Book, It’s Your Call

Operation Market Garden, WWII 

 

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