Fala o homem.

A stylized profile of a speaker releases a rounded speech form filled with fragmented printed text, while a dashed empty center suggests words that have lost their substance. The composition presents communication as something visible and accountable: speech can either carry truth or become hollow noise. In a Christian teaching context, the artwork points to the biblical warning that language is never morally neutral. Jesus teaches that people will give account for careless words, and the epistles call believers to speak only what builds up and gives grace to the hearer. This concept is well suited for sermons, Bible studies, devotionals, church communication training, youth lessons, and teaching on the tongue, integrity, gossip, empty promises, and edifying speech.