Does teaching that every day belongs to God mean we should abandon Sunday as a day of rest or the local church's operation?
No. The teaching that every day should be a Sunday does not cancel Sunday as a day of rest or the operation of the local church. It means every day should be a day of recognizing God and giving Him His due, without requiring only one programmed day.
Les explains that he is not telling people to forget about Sunday as our day of rest, nor the operation of the local church. He says Scripture's admonition is that for believers every day should be a Sunday, every day a day of recognizing God and giving Him all His due. Believers do not have to have a particular day programmed into their schedule. So the teaching emphasizes continual devotion to God, not abandoning Sunday rest or the local church's operation.
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Does the Bible say every day should be a Sunday for a Christian?
Les is not telling people to abandon Sunday as a day of rest or the operation of the local church, but teaches that every day should be a Sunday for the believer — a day of recognizing God and giving Him all His due.