Rhema comes from the Ancient Greek ῥῆμα (rhêma), meaning “that which is said” or “spoken word.” More than just a term, rhêma represents the act of speaking — of expressing, of shaping thought through language. In classical tradition, the word evolved to identify the verb, the part of speech that brings meaning, movement, and time. We chose Rhêma because it connects us to that heritage: communicating with intention and depth.