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.

We’ve all heard the term “skeletons in the closet.” It is said that we all have some. It means that we’ve all done things in the past that we are not proud of. Today, this has become quite the liability. Even politicians have been challenged by others investigating their past. Sometimes they’ll even go 20 – 30 years in the past, all in an attempt to find some “dirt” in order to discredit them. Considering this, it is even more important that we walk in true integrity and righteousness. And when we mess up, we should own up to it and apologize. This way, the enemy won’t have a foothold in our lives. We can’t be responsible for the way others live, but we can be responsible for the way we live. Actions have consequences. Live in such a way that no one will be able to accuse you. This honors God, and no one will be able to successfully take you down!

Proverbs 28:18 “Whoever walks blamelessly will be saved,
But he who is perverse in his ways will suddenly fall”

Todos hemos escuchado la frase “esqueletos en el armario”. Se dice que todos tenemos algunos. Significa que todos hemos hecho cosas en el pasado de las que no estamos orgullosos. Hoy en día, esto se ha convertido en un problema muy grande. Incluso los políticos han sido desafiados por otros que investigan su pasado. A veces, incluso investigaran 20 y 30 años en el pasado, todo en un intento por encontrar algo de “basura” para poder desacreditarlos. Teniendo en cuenta esto, es aún más importante que caminemos con verdadera integridad y rectitud. Y cuando nos equivocamos, debemos reconocerlo y pedir disculpas. De esta manera, el enemigo no tendrá algo para acusarnos y destruirnos. No podemos ser responsables por la forma en que viven los demás, pero podemos ser responsables por la forma en que vivimos. Las acciones tienen consecuencias. Vive de tal manera que nadie pueda acusarte. ¡Esto honra a Dios, y nadie podrá derribarte o destruirte!

Proverbios 28:18 “El que anda sin culpa, será salvo. Pero el que es perverso en sus caminos caerá repentinamente”

Author: Victor Nazario

Walking blameless is a powerful shield of protection!

¡Caminar sin culpa es un poderoso escudo de protección!