In spiritual service, believers act as what for God's grace?

• A. Ministers
• B. Observers
• C. Benefactors
• D. Servers

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is that in spiritual service, believers act as ministers of God's grace. The term ministry here isn’t about a title alone; it describes believers as those who actively dispense and represent grace through their actions, teaching, encouragement, and service to others. When grace is given to others through acts of love, exhortation, and leadership, believers become the means by which that grace reaches people—channels or instruments of God’s work in the world. Observers stay on the sidelines, which isn’t how spiritual service operates. Benefactors focus on material giving, which is part of ministry but doesn’t fully capture the spiritual leadership and proclamation involved. Servers do help, but the word ministers carries the sense of responsible, active God-centered service in which grace is administered and expressed in ministry to others.