The contemporary church needs a spiritual revival in the life of its pastors and leaders; may they love God more than personal success; may they study the Word in depth and feed the people with healthy spiritual nutrition; may they life in prayer and serve as examples of piety for the flock. Pastors who give life to the sheep rather than exploit the flock; who do not bend to pragmatism nor sell their consciences for money or success. Faithful pastors, not popular pastors; broken men and not famous men. Pastors who understand their mission and value their work. As C.H. Spurgeon said: 'My children, if the Queen of England invited you to become an ambassador to any country of the world, do not step down and stop being an ambassador of the King of kings and Lord of lords.' This is not a book of criticism. On the contrary, the purpose of 'From Pastor to Pastor' is to reconcile the advice of great men of God with their experiences, with the conclusion that before pastoring other people, the pastor must pastor himself. A short, but very comprehensive and well-written work about the pastoral ministry, whose conclusion is: 'The Church needs pastors who smell like sheep.'
