Ephesians 3:2 If indeed you have heard of the stewardship of the grace of God which was given to me for you, (8) To me, less than the least of all saints, was this grace given to announce to the Gentiles the unsearchable riches of Christ as the gospel
In the past we have pointed out that the heavens are for the earth, that the earth is for man, and that man is for God. The desire of God's heart is to dispense Himself into man. The heavens and the earth are for this dispensing.
This is the central point of the whole Bible. God does not want to remain in Himself; He wants to get into us. Therefore, in eternity past He purposed to dispense Himself into us.
For the fulfillment of this purpose, God created the heavens for the earth, the earth for man, and man for Himself. God's economy [plan] is to carry out the dispensing of Himself into man. We share in this economy through our stewardship, our ministry of dispensing the riches of Christ.
Therefore, the stewardship of the grace is according to God's economy. The Apostle Paul was not the only one with a stewardship. In 3:8 he refers to himself as “less than the least of all saints.” This indicates that Paul was even smaller than we are.
Our concept needs to be radically changed. If Paul could be a steward, then we also can be stewards and dispense the riches of Christ into others. ...This means that every saint [believer] can infuse Christ into others.
Even a young sister in high school can dispense Christ into her classmates. This dispensing of Christ into others is the stewardship according to God's economy.