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Heart of Flesh Literary Journal: Issue 14

by Veronica McDonald, Editor

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About the Book
In our 14th issue, you’ll find poems and stories of people in need of God’s purification, redemption, and healing — those who are reaching out to Him, and those who still haven’t taken that step of seeking His healing grace. You’ll find sin engulfing people like a dead weight, dragging them down into its depths. You’ll see prayers that haven’t been answered, families broken, and Death’s cold finger touching where it hurts most. But through all the darkness, there is always light, there is always God, and He shines through like a beacon calling us into His comforting arms.

I hope their writing speaks to you and awakens a desire in you to always seek God’s face, in every circumstance. He’s the One, the only One, who can purify us and make us whole.
Author website
https://heartoffleshlit.com/
Features & Details
  • Primary Category: Literary Fiction
  • Additional Categories Religion & Spirituality, Poetry
  • Project Option: 6×9 in, 15×23 cm
    # of Pages: 168
  • Isbn
    • Softcover: 9798260998519
  • Publish Date: Nov 22, 2025
  • Language English
  • Keywords nonfiction, fiction, short stories, christian
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About the Creator
HeartOfFlesh
Heart of Flesh Literary Journal
Mobile, AL, USA

Heart of Flesh is a semiannual literary journal that contains quality writing and art with Christian themes. We are not a typical “Christian fiction” journal. We believe God’s truth as written in the Bible can be found in both the sacred and the secular, in nearly every work of literature and every part of the human condition. We include work from both Christians and non-Christians from all over the world. Pure in Heart Stories is the "kid sister" of Heart of Flesh. It is a biannual literary magazine for families, featuring poetry, stories, art, and more by kids, teens, and adults. A portion of all proceeds from both journals will be donated to Mission of Hope (https://www.missionofhopeministries.net/about/), a "residential Christian program focusing on men and women struggling with drug and alcohol dependency."

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