This session emphasizes the biblical basis and practical reasons for ministry training within the local church, highlighting the benefits of on-the-job training and comprehensive teaching. It encourages pastors to establish dynamic ministry-training programs in their churches, using the diverse ministries within the church to equip and prepare believers for effective service in fulfilling their callings.

In this session, Jim Feeney discusses the importance of vocational counseling in local churches, focusing on helping future ministers identify their calling, the right timing for ministry, and the appropriate geographical place for their service. He emphasizes the role of church leaders in guiding individuals to discern God’s specific grace and gifts in their lives, as well as the significance of recognizing the right timing for ministry while considering cultural familiarity and language for effective outreach.

In this session, Jim Feeney discusses the process of identifying church-planting teams in a local church. He highlights the importance of having a called and qualified pastor/team leader who is dedicated to pioneering a new church. Additionally, he emphasizes the need for team members who are called by God, possess strong character traits, and have received training and equipping from their sending church.

Jim Feeney outlines the process of church planting by teams, starting from a strong local church with an outreach vision, training and counseling potential team members, ensuring unity and harmony, conducting scouting trips, and providing follow-up support from mature ministers. The ultimate aim is to effectively multiply churches and reach the unsaved worldwide.