Why does Les Feldick encourage starting a home Bible class?
Starting a home Bible class is encouraged because that informal home setting is where people learn. Participants can run a tape for about thirty minutes, discuss it, back the tape up or use books, and be drawn back into their own study of the Word, which is not hard to comprehend.
Les encourages starting a home Bible class because, as he says, this is where people learn. He describes the little home setting as informal: people may run the tape for maybe thirty minutes, then have a discussion, and then they can back the tape up or use the books. He notes this is popping up all over the country. His deeper aim is not to twist arms or get people out of one organization into another, but to get people back into their own study of the Word, and he says the book isn't that hard to comprehend.
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Why does Les Feldick encourage people to start home Bible classes?
People really learn the Word in informal home Bible classes, and Les encourages them to start one using his tapes.