How does Les Feldick describe his identity and purpose in ministry?
He describes himself as a nobody, not associated with anybody, not building an organization or finding fault with others, but simply teaching the Word and letting the chips fall where they may. He does not feel it is his prerogative to attack anyone or point out error, only to teach the Word as he sees it.
Les explains that when a caller asked who he was anyway, he answered that he is a nobody and is not associated with anybody. He says they simply had an open door and took the opportunity, and they are not there to build an organization or to find fault with others, but just to teach the Word and let the chips fall where they may. He adds that he does not feel it is his prerogative to attack anybody or point out their error; they simply teach the Word as they see it. He also insists that when he speaks of Paul’s writings, he is not elevating the man, because Paul was merely a human instrument God used and spoke through, as with all the other writers and scribblers.