This session centers on the urgent need for local churches to take primary responsibility in training biblical leaders, particularly elders and pastors, rather than relying solely on seminaries or external institutions. It highlights a widespread failure in evangelical churches to equip men with both theological depth and practical wisdom, resulting in unqualified leadership, spiritual complacency, and a lack of discipleship. Drawing from personal experience and biblical principles, the speaker emphasizes that true leadership requires not only godly character but rigorous training in Scripture, doctrine, and practical ministry, with a clear, intentional pathway for development. The message calls for a cultural shift in the church—prioritizing long-term, intentional discipleship, empowering lay leaders, and fostering a community where every believer is equipped to defend the faith, serve others, and uphold the church's purity. Ultimately, the vision is a church that is not only growing in numbers but in spiritual maturity, with leadership rooted in biblical fidelity and sustained by a commitment to training the next generation.