Why do Bible students prefer teaching about creation and the future instead of practical truth for today?
Bible students often prefer lessons about what took place in the beginning and what is out in front, but getting down into the nitty-gritty of what is needed today, tomorrow, and next week is pretty hard. Practical truth for the here and now is less preferred.
Les explains that people love to have him teach what took place back in the beginning and what is out in front, but getting them down into the nitty-gritty of what is needed today and tomorrow and next week is pretty hard. He says he can hardly wait to get to Romans because it is the here and now; Romans tells us what you and I need today in this particular point in time. Yet they must go through the whole Book of Acts first, because Acts is necessary before Romans will make sense.