How does Les approach teaching prophecy regarding sensationalism and current events?
When teaching prophecy, he refuses to be a sensationalist. He does not focus on dramatic claims that current events are amazing fulfillments, even while acknowledging such events occur. The point is not to sensationalize prophecy, but to teach it without hype or sensationalism.
Les explains that after teaching the Four Horsemen, he read a Time magazine essay ridiculing humanity's long fascination with catastrophic events and an apocalypse of sorts. He notes that many people likely feel prophecy teachers are barking without bite. Yet he maintains that as he teaches prophecy, he will not be a sensationalist; he will not exclaim over every current happening as amazing, even though those things do happen. For him, that is not the point—he refuses to sensationalize prophecy.