Verses of Encouragement Books in Order
Part ofNancy Moser Books in OrderBrowse the Verses of Encouragement books by Nancy Moser in order, with background on the project, book notes, and a simple place to start.
Last updated: July 8, 2026
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Verses of Encouragement books in publication order
2 books
100 Verses of Encouragement
by Nancy Moser
2020
This collection gathers illustrated Bible verses created to encourage readers in hard seasons. It is a simple, uplifting book for dipping into when you need comfort, perspective, or a quiet reminder of hope.
100 Verses of Encouragement: Book 2
by Nancy Moser
2020
The second volume continues the same idea with another set of illustrated Scripture selections. It is designed for encouragement, worship, and steady daily reading rather than a cover-to-cover narrative experience.
Verses of Encouragement books in chronological order
Series background & context
Verses of Encouragement is a little different from Nancy Moser's fiction series. These books are not novels and they are not meant to be read for plot. They are collections of illustrated Bible verses created to comfort, steady, and lift readers who may need something brief but meaningful.
Sometimes that is exactly the right kind of book.
The project grew out of daily verse posts Nancy Moser began sharing in 2020, when many people were stuck at home and looking for encouragement. The response spread far beyond one small circle, and the books gather that same spirit into a form readers can return to whenever they need it.
100 Verses of Encouragement and 100 Verses of Encouragement: Book 2 both focus on Scripture as a source of calm, hope, worship, and perspective. The emphasis is less on commentary and more on presentation. These are books to dip into, keep nearby, give as gifts, or open when a longer read feels like too much.
That makes the page useful in a different way than a page for one of Moser's sagas. Instead of tracking a narrative arc, it helps readers see how the books relate to each other and what kind of experience they offer.
If you enjoy devotional collections, faith-based gift books, or visually presented Scripture, this small series is easy to appreciate. It comes from the same writerly instinct that runs through Moser's fiction, the belief that words can redirect a day, a mood, or even a whole life, but it does so in a quieter, simpler format.
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