This book increases awareness about Paul's community formation
preaching which has been widely ignored in the contemporary
homiletical field where the New Homiletic has exerted a strong
influence. By drawing on the sociological concept of symbolic
boundaries, the author demonstrates that Paul in his preaching of 1
Thessalonians used three symbolic resources in order to create
boundaries for the formation of the Thessalonian community: the
kerygmatic narrative, local narratives, and ethical norms. This
interdisciplinary study suggests that contemporary preachers, who
face the task of forming Christian communities in a post-Christian
society, should preach shared narratives and communal norms for the
creation of boundaries as Paul did.
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