A.W. Tozer addresses the issue of 'Spectator Christians,' emphasizing that many believers are content with merely attending church without actively participating in its life and outreach. He challenges the notion that being saved is sufficient for spiritual fulfillment, arguing that true faith compels individuals to engage and contribute to their community. Tozer likens this passive attitude to being a spectator at a sporting event, where most simply watch rather than participate. He asserts that genuine spiritual life manifests in the desire to serve and use the gifts God has given us. Ultimately, he calls for believers to move beyond complacency and actively seek ways to contribute to the body of Christ.