Victor Nazario

Author: Victor Nazario

Victor Nazario is the senior pastor of Calvary Christian Fellowship Inc., a growing, vibrant church located in the Bronx, NY. Both he and his wife, Gwendolyn, desire to see people connect with Christ as well as grow and mature in the knowledge of God and His Word. Pastor Nazario was the event manager for the 1996 Promise Keepers Conference “Break Down The Walls” at Shea Stadium in New York City; overseeing nearly 2,500 volunteers from churches around the U.S. He has also served as co-chairperson for the New York City March for Jesus, chairperson for the Manhattan March for Jesus, co-chairperson for the Harlem Prayer March, and as the Northeast regional director for Promise Keepers. Pastor Victor holds a Doctorate in Ministry and is the author of a book titled Leaders in the New Millennium. Due to his unique speaking and teaching style, he is called on to share Godly principles on leadership and other themes at various conferences, seminars, and churches throughout the year.

Una de las cosas que hacen las personas culpables es culpar a otros e intentar justificar sus comportamientos y decisiones. De alguna manera parece calmar momentáneamente su alma. Sin embargo, pueden racionalizar sus acciones y decisiones todo lo que quieran, pero no hará una diferencia. El pecado y la desobediencia siempre terminarán en destrucción. Para todos los que piensan que tienen razón y están justificados solo porque tienen un gran grupo de personas que están de acuerdo con ellos. Basta mirar la sociedad actual. Grandes grupos de personas han adoptado estilos de vida destructivos y aberrantes. Niégate a seguir ciegamente a aquellos que han sido engañados por el maligno. Recuerde lo que el Señor Jesús nos enseñó: “Entra por la puerta estrecha; Porque ancha es la puerta y amplio es el camino que conduce a la destrucción, y hay muchos que entran por ella. Porque la puerta estrecha y difícil es el camino que lleva a la vida, y son pocos los que la encuentran (Mateo 7: 13-14).

Proverbios 14:12 “Hay un camino que al hombre le parece recto, pero acaba por ser camino de muerte”

King David was the busiest man in the kingdom, yet he would get up early every day to pray, worship and bless God. He would ask for daily wisdom. He would pray for his family. He would ask God to help him defeat his enemies. When he was sad, tired or despondent, he would ask God for new strength. Jesus taught us to pray every day. Prayer is a high privilege and an extremely important responsibility. Someone once said: “Nothing happens until someone prays!” Today, we are called to pray, not only for ourselves, but also for those in authority. This is God’s will for us, and it is pleasing to the Father when we intercede for our families and nation. Have you been interceding in prayer for your family and nation?

1 Timothy 2:1 – 4 “Therefore I exhort first of all that supplications, prayers, intercessions, and giving of thanks be made for all men, for kings and all who are in authority, that we may lead a quiet and peaceable life in all godliness and reverence. For this is good and acceptable in the sight of God our Savior, who desires all men to be saved and to come to the knowledge of the truth”

Author: Victor Nazario

¡Ese camino puede parecer correcto, pero conduce a la destrucción!

This is good and acceptable in the sight of God!