Is it okay to disagree with Les Feldick's teaching and still be a Christian?
It is acceptable to disagree with some approaches to Scripture and still be a believer, without being in danger of hellfire. Listeners may not always agree, and they do not have to agree. Such disagreement does not affect one's standing as a believer.
Les explains that his program is an informal Bible study, not denominationally connected, with the purpose of getting people to study their own Bible. He acknowledges that listeners may not always agree with him, and that they don't have to. He says they can disagree with some of his approaches to Scripture and still be a believer, and still not be in danger of hellfire. He shares these things because the book has become thrilling to him, especially regarding God's dealing with Israel and then how He turned to the Gentiles with a whole different approach.