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Case studies like this one develop critical thinking and decision-making skills.
Use these questions to process by yourself or in a group "Walking Away, the case study in which seminary student Dereck tries to evangelize his supervisor at his part-time job.
- What positive things happened?
- What negative things happened?
- Have you been there? In either of these positions?
- Did Dereck miss some important cues?
- Are there any signs in Roger of an openness to the gospel?
- Assume you are Dereck's friend. What would you advise him to do now?
- Assume you are Roger. Why did you walk away at the end without responding? What are you thinking now?
- Suppose you are Dereck and that you could turn the clock back, what would you do differently?
- Would you suggest a different way for Dereck to open the conversation in the restaurant?
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