About Me | Seven20 Six
Hi, I’m Rae— the voice and heart behind Seven20 Six.
This space was born out of every stumble, start-over, and small miracle that has shaped my story. It’s about the past that broke me, the present that’s refining me, and the future I’m learning to trust — one step, one prayer, and one sunrise at a time.
I’m a woman who has wrestled with faith and doubt, grace and grit. I’ve faced hang-ups, hiccups, and failures — yet every one of them has been met with redemption I didn’t earn but was freely given.
Why “Seven20 Six”?
The name Seven20 Six carries two meanings that are deeply close to my heart.
It comes from Hebrews 7:26:
“Such a high priest truly meets our need — one who is holy, blameless, pure, set apart from sinners, exalted above the heavens.”
That verse reminds me of the holiness and nearness of Jesus — how He meets us right where we are, even in our mess, and lifts us toward grace.
But Seven20 Six is also a quiet tribute to my late brother — whose birthday reminds me that life, love, and faith continue beyond what we see. His memory fuels my purpose: to live fully, love deeply, and honor God with the days I’ve been given.
Who This Space Is For
This is for the woman who’s struggled — who’s wrestled with her faith, questioned her worth, or wondered if God still sees her.
It’s for the skeptic, the seeker, and the one who’s still holding on by a thread.
Here, you’re not judged for the journey — you’re simply welcomed to it.
What You’ll Find Here
Seven20 Six is my open journal — a collection of devotionals, reflections, and glimpses of grace in ordinary moments.
I’ll share pieces of my story — the broken and the beautiful — alongside photography and reflections that remind us:
Even in the shadows, the light never leaves.
A Note from My Heart
I’m not writing as someone who’s figured it all out.
I’m writing as someone who’s still learning, still healing, and still amazed by grace.
So come as you are.
Bring your doubts, your stories, your hope, and your heart.
We’ll walk together — from brokenness to beauty, from loss to light — one verse, one photo, one story at a time.
With love and peace,
Rae
Seven20 Six
