How is Les Feldick's Bible teaching different from other Bible teachers?
The teaching is informal and nondenominational, focusing on what the Bible itself says rather than what a church or denomination teaches. Though it agrees with good fundamental teachers, its distinguishing feature is presenting Scripture in plain, homestyle language that common people can understand, making the books of the Bible come alive.
Les teaches an informal Bible study and avoids denominational labels. He explains that all he tries to do is help folk see what the book says, not what his denomination teaches or what someone else says. He says he does not claim to have all the answers or any special revelations, and he agrees that he teaches much the same as most good fundamental men. The difference, he says, is that he makes it in language that common people can understand. He illustrates this by reading a paragraph from other writers to Iris and finding she did not understand it. His unique style has made the books of the Bible come to life, and when he is teaching, people say time just seems to fly by.