The phrase "a message that talks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a message that conveys information or communicates in a way that feels engaging or lively.
Example: "The presentation included a video, which was a message that talks directly to the audience, making the content more relatable."
Alternatives: "a message that communicates" or "a message that conveys".
The church shopper who is looking for a Bible-centered community will want to hear a message that talks about how God changes the reality in which we live, and not a message about how we can be more successful in the system that we live in.
A message that talks to the personal, hidden places of each soul there, to their own sense of morality and awareness of others that each of us learned something about long ago -- those "rights" and "wrongs" of childhood, whose echoes still reside deep inside.
The Storm worm initially spread through an e-mail message that talked about a recent January 2007 winter storm.
Sharing a message that frequents his talks, Radhanath Swami said "The joy of life is expressing our compassion in all that we do.
Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, thanked President Hassan Rouhani and his negotiating team in a message that called the Geneva talks a "success," a crucial sign of support from the nation's ultimate arbiter of national security issues.
He added, "They wanted to send a message that 'We are very strong; don't talk about us,' but at the same time, they want to strike some balance".
Because if [same sex practices] can be legalized in such a way, that means also the interventions that might be cropping up, they will be reaching the people engaging in same sex acts…The [current] messages that talk about with HIV AIDS are mainly targeting men/women relationships.
"I know it's a message that the Democrats seem to talk about every time Bob Shrum gets a hold of a candidate," he added, referring to the Democratic strategist employed by both Mr. Gore and Mr. Kerry.
Sorting out the EU's institutional machinery is intended to send a message that Europe is ready to start talks, amid continuing uncertainty about the kind of Brexit London wants.
He kissed the Archbishop's ring with such fervor that he received a message that His Grace would like to talk to him.
As long as that exists, we send a message that it's something not to talk about, it's something not to be open about and I think it's in that silence, once again we return to the same metaphor that silence equals death, and it may not be death but it's a cause that does not get attended to and that cause is taking care of ourselves, taking care of our community.
