This Session centers on the vital, relational nature of biblical discipleship and leadership training, emphasizing that true spiritual formation occurs not through programs or academic credentials, but through intentional, life-on-life investment. Drawing from Jesus' model of equipping His disciples—through teaching, shared experiences, correction, and protection—Rocky argues that effective ministry training requires pastors and elders to prioritize personal relationships, intentional time, and practical on-the-job experience over institutional models. The message underscores that genuine discipleship involves modeling faithfulness, confronting sin, enduring hardship, and demonstrating servant leadership, all while preparing future leaders for the realities of opposition and suffering. Ultimately, the call is for churches to embrace a culture of intentional, sustained mentorship, where every believer is equipped to serve, and leaders are raised up not from seminaries alone, but from the faithful, relational life of the local church.