What should be the goal of Bible teaching, according to Les Feldick?
The goal is to help people understand what the Bible actually says, not what we think or others claim it says, and to search the Scriptures to verify these things, relying solely on the Word of God rather than denominational tradition or human opinion.
Les teaches that Bible teaching should not aim to promote what we think the Bible says or what someone else says it says. Instead, it should get people to understand what the book really says. He urges listeners to take their Bibles and notes, search the Scriptures, and see if these things are so. His stock answer to questions is, "What does your Bible say?" If someone cannot find it in the Bible, he says to run from it, because Scripture—not a denomination or any other group—is the only thing we have to go by, and it is what God will judge us by someday.
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What does Les Feldick say is the goal of his Bible teaching?
Les says the aim of the class is simply to get people to study the Bible on their own and be able to understand what it says, and if that succeeds he gives the Lord the credit rather than taking any himself.