Every message basically has two dimensions: form and meaning. Form involves the given language, a specific language level or style, the particular grammatical patterns, specific words, the gestures, etc. Meaning relates to the content.
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EMQ article Members onlyBy Matthew Summers | As billions live inside the mobile scroll, the challenge for evangelism is no longer over ideas but over attention. Matthew Summers explains how placing God’s Word where people actually look is an effective first step in evangelism. He shows how short form video can create first contact with…
EMQ article Members onlyBy Neil Miller | This article explores the often-overlooked biblical topic of curses and asks an important question, “Can they really affect people today?” Drawing from real-life stories and Scripture, the author examines what the Bible teaches about curses, how they operate, and why believers should take them…
EMQ article Members onlyBy Geinene Carson | When my daughter was diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder around a decade ago, my life changed radically. An abrupt introduction to the demanding world of caregiving disrupted art making and ministry as I had previously known it. However, I eventually discovered that this environment I now found…
