Paul wants the Corinthians to see how upside-down their thinking is. They're fighting over human teachers when everything already belongs to them in Christ — Paul, Apollos, Peter, the world, life, death, the present, the future. All of it is theirs! He then describes what apostles actually are: not celebrities, but stewards — servants entrusted with the mysteries of God, whose performance review comes from God alone, not from the crowd.
