Which Together By Grace should my group start with?

Oct 29, 2026, 9:29:59 AM / by Augsburg Fortress

With 8 volumes out, where should your group start with Together by Grace? Are you seeking something community-oriented, practical, and joyful? Or maybe your group wants biblical poetry, vivid imagery, and a touch of humor. Whether you're diving into big questions or searching for connection (or both!), Together By Grace: Bible Conversations has a volume for you!

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 Explore below to find the right fit for your group!

Matthew

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What are three words to describe Together By Grace: Matthew?

- Educational, Rich, Welcoming

Who is the author?

- Amy Lindeman Allen, Associate Professor of New Testament at Christian Theological Seminary (Amy Lindeman Allen - Christian Theological Seminary)

Perfect if your Bible Study group likes...

- Unique activities, meaningful worship, and deep conversation

 

Romans

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What are three words to describe Together By Grace: Romans?

- Community-oriented, practical, and joyful

Who is the author?

- Phil Ruge-Jones, Pastor of Grace Lutheran Church in Eau Claire, Wisconsin (Meet Our Staff • Grace Lutheran Church)

Perfect if your Bible Study group likes...

- Wrestling with the big questions of faith in community

 

 

Psalms

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What are three words to describe Together By Grace: Psalms?

- Creative, meditative, and uplifting

Who is the author?

- Rachel Wrenn, Interim Dean and Associate Professor of Biblical Studies at Trinity Lutheran Seminary (Rachel Wrenn | Capital University, Columbus Ohio)

Perfect if your Bible Study group likes...

- Deepening your prayer life in community with God, with the world, and with one another

 

John

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What are three words to describe Together By Grace: John?

- Belonging, abiding, and witnessing

Who is the author?

- Karoline M. Lewis, Marbury E. Anderson Chair in Biblical Preaching at Luther Seminary (Karoline M. Lewis - Luther Seminary)

Perfect if your Bible Study group likes...

- Being drawn into the story of the Bible and making connections between scripture and worship

 

Mark

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What are three words to describe Together By Grace: Mark?

- Creative, thoughtful, and deeply-rooted

Who is the author?

- Assistant Professor of New Testament at Luther Seminary (Kristofer Phan Coffman - Luther Seminary)

Perfect if your Bible Study group likes...

- Diving into the world of the Bible and learning more about Lutheran approaches to scripture

 

 

Isaiah

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What are three words to describe Together By Grace: Isaiah?

- Pastoral, imaginative, and hopeful

Who is the author?

- Michael Chan, Vice President for Mission and Inclusion at Concordia College (Dr. Michael Chan | Concordia College)

Perfect if your Bible Study group likes...

- Biblical poetry, vivid imagery, and a touch of humor

 

 

Genesis

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What are three words to describe Together By Grace: Genesis?

- Resonant, energizing, and in-depth

Who is the author?

- Reed Carlson, Assistant Professor of Old Testament/Hebrew Bible at The University of the South, School of Theology (Reed Carlson | School of Theology | University of the South | An Episcopal Seminary | Sewanee)

Perfect if your Bible Study group likes...

- Diving deep into scripture and approaching familiar scripture texts from a new perspective

 

John: “I Am” Sayings

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What are three words to describe Together By Grace: John: “I Am” Sayings?

- Inclusive, accessible, and communal

Who is the author?

- Jennifer V. Pietz, Associate Professor of New Testament at Luther Seminary (Jennifer Pietz - Luther Seminary)

Perfect if your Bible Study group likes...

- Exploring what it really means to be in relationship with one another and with God

 

 

Topics: Adults Ministry, community, bible studies, Psalms, Isaiah, Romans, John, Mark, Matthew, Genesis, small group, Together by Grace

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