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Jerry Savelle 75th Birthday Surprise ‘63 Split Window Coupe Corvette!
Family and Friends got together and surprised my dad, Jerry Savelle with his dream car for his 75th birthday (Christmas Eve 2021)—a 1963 Split Window Coupe Corvette!!
A Day With My Granddaughter LIBERTY! Cute Baby at the Park!
My granddaughter lives in Alabama and is visiting her grandma Tootie. We had a fun day together!
Savelle Family Trip to California to Celebrate Preston’s 30th Birthday!
Savelle Family California Trip Happy 30th
Jerriann Savelle shares that God’s love is not touchy, fretful, or resentful!
God’s Love…”It is not conceited (arrogant and inflated with pride); it is not rude (unmannerly) and does not act unbecomingly. Love (God's love in us) does not insist on its own rights or its own way, for it is not self-seeking; it is not touchy or fretful or resentful; it takes no account of the evil done to it [it pays no attention to a suffered wrong].”
1 Corinthians 13:5 AMPC
Christmas Brunch at HFCC!
Carolyn Savelle host her annual Christmas brunch at HFCC with guest speakers—her daughters—Jerri and Terri.
Jerriann Savelle Photo Shoot for Living Unashamed Book Cover
Photo shoot in Malibu, California for book, Living Unashamed.
No More Regret!
Insecure and fragile is what I see when I look at my 17 year old self.
I had no idea what was to come—failed marriages, 6 kids, many mistakes, and lots of heartache.
(But thankfully that’s not the end of my story!)
There was a time I couldn’t look at old pictures without a sense of regret sweeping over me.
Regret is an ugly word. It tries to taunt you with:
Seek Wisdom...
When I’m faced with making a difficult decision I first go the Word and seek wisdom (read Prov. 2:6 below), and don’t make any sudden decisions until I’ve found peace in the situation.
Of course I’ve disciplined myself to do this now, because I’ve learned the hard way— making a decision without God’s wisdom has usually led to compromise, disaster, or emotion-led results...and that’s not a good place!
What lens are you looking through?
We all have a lens that we look at life through—that lens is developed throughout your life from your upbringing, environment and experiences.
My lens was rejection—I related everything through that lens, often feeling left out, not wanted, not good enough, ignored or abandoned! And every thought filtered through that lens—it was an exhausting way to live!
Occasionally I catch my thoughts still trying to go in that direction, but I’ve learned to filter EVERY thought through the Word and make it obedient to Christ! (Read II Corinthians 10:5)
Rather than picking up my rejection lenses, I see what the Word says first about me—and I think that thought instead!
Freedom Day!
I went to bed with this on my mind and have to get it out...I know it’s for someone!
There’s that “thing” you’ve struggled with for years or maybe even decades of your life. It’s hounded you, nagged you, and even controlled you at times. You might get some relief from it from time to time, but then it rears its ugly head again!
You’ve cried out to God in frustration and desperation and wondered “where are you in all of this?” He’s there and He’s promised a way of escape from: