The author of the book views pastoral ministry as the practical application of theology. He talks about the three aspects of a pastor's work with people - the ability to help, the theological approach and the use of Christian sources, combining them into a three-stage model. The main focus of the book is on the daily work of the pastor, aimed at leading people to faith and strengthening Christian values in them. The author tries to answer the questions: what kind of pastor do we consider experienced, what skills does an experienced pastor have, and how does he apply them? The model for practical pastoral ministry proposed in this book is quite simple. It can be understood and put into practice by those who have neither theological nor psychological education.