When life feels heavy and joy seems far away, it’s easy to wonder where God is—or if He still sees you at all. Grace in the Gray: 100 Daily Devotions for the Battle with Depression is a heartfelt devotional written for anyone walking through seasons of emotional darkness, doubt, or fatigue. It offers a steady reminder that even when you can’t feel His presence, God’s grace is still holding you. With honesty, tenderness, and deep compassion, this devotional speaks directly to the hearts of those who struggle to see hope. Each of the 100 devotions includes a comforting Scripture, a reflective message of encouragement, a practical application for everyday life, and a closing prayer to guide your heart back toward peace. This is not a book of quick fixes or hollow positivity. It’s a companion for the days when you can barely get out of bed, the nights when tears come easily, and the moments when faith feels like a whisper instead of a shout. Through every page, you’ll be reminded that depression doesn’t define you—and it doesn’t disqualify you from God’s love or purpose. In these pages, you will find: Daily encouragement to remind you that God’s grace meets you right where you are - Truth from Scripture that speaks to both your heart and your mind - Practical, faith-based steps to find comfort and strength through the hardest days - Prayers of honesty and surrender , giving words to the emotions you can’t express - A message of unwavering hope —that God has not left you, even in the gray Beautifully written and deeply grounded in faith, Grace in the Gray offers light for those who feel lost in the shadows. It’s not about rushing your healing—it’s about walking slowly with the God who stays. Whether you are in the middle of the battle, supporting someone who is, or simply longing for a devotional that speaks to real pain with real hope, Grace in the Gray will meet you there—with gentleness, truth, and the reminder that grace has no boundaries. Even in the grayest moments of life, God’s light still shines—and His grace is always enough.