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06/01/2026

Pastor Leroy’s Promise For The Week

If it is possible, as far as it depends on you, live at peace with everyone. Do not take revenge, my friends, but leave room for God’s wrath, for it is written: “it is Mine to revenge; I will repay’ says the Lord.” (emphasis added) Romans 12:18-19 NIV

Every so often, we come across a set of Scriptures in the Bible that we wished we never read. Once we have read certain Scriptures, it then becomes our responsibility to apply them to our lives.

We all love reading the beautiful promises found in the Word of God. We also love reading those Scripture verses which speak of God’s unfailing love for us and that He is watching over us. Then there are those Scriptures which speak of the Lord as our Provider, our Healer, our soon-coming King and so forth.

The problem comes when we read Scripture verses which challenge us in areas of our lives we rather not be challenged in. Our promise for this week was one of those tough Scriptures for me to read and apply to my life.

As far back as I can remember, I was a skinny boy who seemed to get picked on a lot in school and I hated it. I got beat up a few times and it left a very bad taste in my mouth.

When our son was getting bullied in high school by one of the football players, because I had to work I told my wife she needed to go to the school and take care of that with the teacher or I would. The anger I had for whoever was picking on my son burned deep in me but being a Christian I knew I had to calm down, but it was hard.

I ended up growing up with a chip on my shoulder, you might say, and I wasn’t about to take anything from anyone, so I thought. I had challenges at the places I worked, the gym where I worked out and other places and I sadly lost some of those challenges.

I would often give certain looks, that I picked up from bad people I once hung around with, to those who thought about messing with me and for the most part it seemed to keep me out of jams.

I had people in church who hurt me, my wife and my children for whatever reason and I so wanted to take revenge. It was then our promise for this week came into play. I would say, Lord could You turn the other way for a second, but the Lord never did and it was very frustrating.

Paul writes, “Leave room for God’s wrath for it was His to revenge, His to repay” As difficult as it was to receive that word for my life, I knew in my heart the Lord was speaking some tough love to me and I need to let the Lord do what needed to be done.

As I have grown in the Lord, I have found it easier not to want to take revenge on those who hurt me or my family but there have been times when it was difficult to do.

The Lord showed me at times I too can be very difficult for others to deal with, and I should be glad those I may have hurt didn’t take out their anger on me.

Having difficulty with someone who has hurt you or your family, and you want so badly to deal with it in your own way? My friend, trust the Lord will take care of your situation and be glorified in everyone’s life….

05/31/2026

Able?!?
Pastor Leroy Roybal
2026.05.31

05/25/2026

Pastor Leroy’s Promise For The Week

Again and again they put God to the test; they vexed the Holy One of Israel. They did not remember His power – the day He redeemed them from the oppressor.” (emphasis added) Psalm 78:41-42 NIV

Like so many others, as I have gotten older, I find myself forgetting or not remembering things a lot more than I once could. When I speak to people who are older, like me, I constantly hear them complain of not having the memory they once had.

I still have a good memory of certain things or conversations I had a long time ago, but what took place just a few days earlier in my life has become somewhat of a fog for me.

Just like our hearing, many of us have what I would call selective memory. We tend to remember things we want to remember and choose to let what’s not important fall to the wayside.

I recently lost my sister, who was the oldest sibling in our family and the only girl among our 6 siblings. I would constantly ask my sister questions about when we lived back in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

I was young when our father made the decision to move the family to Las Vegas. I still remember the times we lived in Santa Fe. I would tell my sister of certain things and events which took place when I was very young living back in Santa Fe, and she was amazed I remembered those things so very clearly and actuarily.

I have very fond memories of living in Santa Fe, New Mexico. I also have many fond memories of my early years of growing up in Las Vegas. I can even remember certain conversations I had way back when I was a young boy, hanging out with my friends.

Here’s the clincher; I have been walking with the Lord for over 50 years and have witnessed many wonderful blessings the Lord has poured out on my life and the many times of deliverance and provision the Lord has provided for me. Yet, I am guilty of forgetting all of that when a new challenge comes into my life.

The Lord did many wonderful things and acts of deliverance and provision for the Israelites, too numerous to mention. I hear believers say if they saw the Lord part the Red Sea so they could escape the slavery and bo***ge they experienced in Egypt, that would be enough for them to never question the Lord again.

Our promise for this week says Israel again and again put the Lord to the test, for they forgot or failed to remember what the Lord had already done for them.

Can you remember what the Lord did for you just recently? Do you remember His provision when you thought you were going under? Can you recall when the Lord healed you?

Our nation this month will Memorial Day; a day set apart to remember those who laid down their lives so we as American can enjoy the freedoms we still have today. Yet, it saddens my heart how quickly so many Americans have forgotten those who died so we might live today. In saying that, it should break our hearts how easily we forget what the Lord previously did in our lives when we face a new trail in life.

David wrote in Psalm 51:12 “Restore to me the joy of Your salvation” David should also had written, “Restore to me the memory of Your unfailing love, the memory-of Your healing touch, the memory of Your mercy and grace, the memory of Your provision and deliverance and so much more that I may never forget!

05/24/2026

In Rememberance?!?
Pastor Leroy Roybal
2026.05.24

05/18/2026

Pastor Leroy’s Promise For The Week

“Bring the whole tithe into the storehouse, that there may be food in My house. Test Me in this, says the Lord Almighty, and see if I will not throw open the flood gates of heaven and pour out so much blessing that you will not have enough room for it.” (emphasis added) Malachi 3:10 NIV

Before I came to know Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior, I was very faithful, actually I was being more like obedient to my parents than anything else, to attend mass on Sunday. When the time during the mass came for the offering to be taken and the offering baskets came before me, it was a very challenging time for me.

Like most, I had bills to pay and things I wanted to buy, so to put something into the offering basket was difficult to say the least. Occasionally I would put what may be considered a tip into the offering basket and went on my way.

In my mind I felt like I was doing something good whenever I put something in the offering basket when in reality, I was robbing the Lord of what was actually His in the first place.

When I made Jesus Christ the Lord and Savior of my life, whenever the offering was taken, again I held on my money and occasionally gave a tip to the Lord.

Being a new believer, I wanted to be found faithful by the Lord in my walk with Him, but there were certain commands I struggled obeying. The giving of my tithe was a main command I struggled with.

I felt the conviction in my heart for not trusting the Lord to give my tithe to Him but not enough conviction to be found faithful and consistent in my giving.

One Sunday the Holy Spirit moved strongly on my heart. I leaned over to my wife and told her to write the whole tithe check and what a relief and joy I had that day when I did that. I have not looked back since that day and the Lord has been more than faithful to me and my family.
I’m amazed at how many believers, many of whom I would consider to be mature believers, who still fail to give the whole tithe to the work of the Lord. Like I did at the beginning, they give excuses for not giving their whole tithe to the work of the Lord and do it consistently.

They have their reasons for not doing so but the blessing which comes with tithing is more than just being found obedient by the Lord. The whole tithe belongs to the Lord, not to us or what we think.

In our promise for this week, the Lord is admonishing the people for holding back in the giving of their tithes. That very same admonishment could be said to many believers today. It is the only place found in the Scriptures where the Lord boldly says to test Him and see if He would not do His part when we were faithful to give.

When I made the decision to be found faithful to give the whole tithe to the Lord a peace came over my heart that words cannot describe.

You can go on many mission trips, memorize lots of Scripture verses and witness like no other person and so much more, yet still be found guilty of robbing the Lord of what is rightfully His.

I came across this quote that says it the best about our tithing: “Be careful in your giving to the Lord or the Lord may adjust your income according to your giving” The Lord desires cheerful givers, not only in our serving Him but also in the giving of our tithes. Feeling cheerful my friend??

05/17/2026

Entitled?!?
Pastor Leroy Roybal
2026.05.17

05/11/2026

Pastor Leroy’s Promise For The Week

Can a mother forget the baby at her breast and have no compassion on the child she has borne? Though she may forget, I will not forget you! (emphasis added)
Isaiah 49:15 NIV

Yesterday, hopefully those of us who still have our moms with us took the time to honor our mothers in some way. Maybe you did it by taking your mother to lunch, by buying them something special or you gave them a beautiful Mothers’ Day card.

I know whenever Mother’s Day rolls around, there are those who either don’t remember their mothers for whatever reason or they sadly don’t have very fond memories of their mothers.

I loved my mother very much but as I got older and found out about my mother’s upbringing, I discovered why my mother wasn’t as good as I wanted her to be in showing us kids motherly love. There were 6 of us kids, and the last two of my siblings were twins, which back in those days was not a very common thing to take place.

My mother had my twin brothers at a very late age in life an with trying to raise the rest of us kids, along with taking care of twins, it became a tough challenge for my mother.

There is only a little over two years between my twin brothers and me and I sadly bore the fact that my mother could not care for me and show me the love I needed at that early age.

I always felt my mother loved me but was just not able to show me that love I needed with everything else going on in her life. When my mother became very sick with diabetes I would come home from school and take care of my mother. I often wondered if my mother ever acknowledged that or even cared.

My first message as an ordained pastor was at my mother’s funeral. I cried my eyes out that day as I spoke. My mother accepted the Lord near her death, and I know one day I will see her again in heaven.

In our promise this week, the Lord says though our mothers may forget us or anything we have done for them, we should always honor our mothers no matter what, the Lord says He will never forget us.

As a Pastor, I have spoken with countless believers who have painful memories of their mothers in life, which has affected them. Now as parent, I sadly see all the ways in which I have failed my children, and it breaks my heart to admit that.

I never intended to hurt my children, but I sadly ended up doing that. Mothers play such a big part in raising their children, but they too often make mistakes in doing so.

As believers we serve a Lord who will never leave or forsake us, who will love us with an unfailing love and will care for us in ways our own mothers could not do.

Love and honor your mothers not only on Mother’s Day but every day you have them with you, for one day they will be gone, and you never want regrets in your hearts.

Love and honor your Lord and Savior Jesus Christ for He loves you more than any earthly mother could and always will!!!

05/10/2026

A Faith That Has Legs
Gail Roybal
2026.05.10

05/09/2026

New Day News

As you read this message today, I pray that you're experiencing the profound love and mercy of the Lord in your life.

This coming Sunday, we celebrate Mother's Day, a day dedicated to honoring and blessing our moms. While one day isn't enough to fully express our gratitude, it's a wonderful opportunity to acknowledge their selfless love and dedication.

My mother may no longer be with me physically, but her legacy lives on in my heart. I'm deeply grateful for the sacrifices she made for me and my siblings, and for the countless times she nursed me back to health when I was sick.

While my mother may not have been the most skilled cook, she always ensured that we had food on the table, and for that, I'm truly thankful.

If your mother is still with you, I encourage you to find ways to bless and honor her this Mother's Day. One meaningful way to do this is to worship together at church on Sunday.

May all mothers be richly blessed and celebrated not just on Mother's Day, but every day.

Pastor Leroy

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