How is Les Feldick's teaching different from other fundamental Bible teachers?
The teaching aligns with most good fundamental men, yet differs by using language common people can understand. It is informal, wears no denominational labels, and focuses on what the Word says rather than church or denominational doctrine, so listeners can discern Scripture directly.
Les explains that he doesn't claim to have all the answers or any special revelations, but he agrees he teaches much the same as most good fundamental men. The only difference, he says, is that he makes it in language that common people can understand. He describes his study as informal, without denominational labels, aiming only to help folk see what the book says. He stresses that when standing before the Lord's throne, the question will not be about obedience to a church or denomination, but obedience to the Word—what the book says. He illustrates this by reading other writers to Iris, who often didn't understand what they said.