What does Les tell people to do when they are looking for a church?
People of any background are told to simply look until they find a church that teaches the Word as they feel it should be taught. The emphasis is on finding one true to the Book, not necessarily within their own denomination, since good churches can exist in various denominations.
Les explains that he refrains from pushing the local church, not because he is against it, but because he must be careful that people are admonished to go and get involved in a church that is true to the Book. He notes that many churches are not, but he is not criticizing any one group in particular, because he has found good ones in various denominations. So he tells people of whatever background to simply look until they find one that teaches the Word as they feel it should be taught. He also shares an example of people who wrote that they had found a church, not in their denomination, that taught the Word, had fellowship, and had a passion for lost souls.