1 Corinthians 3 addresses the spiritual immaturity and division within the church, comparing them to infants who can only consume milk. It emphasises that figures like Paul and Apollos are merely servants through whom God facilitated belief, with God alone being responsible for growth. The analogy of a building is used, stressing that Jesus Christ is the only true foundation, and individuals' work built upon it will be tested. Finally, it highlights that believers collectively form God's temple, condemning the wisdom of the world and advocating for focusing on Christ.
