- Born on October 6, 1769 in Saint Peter Port, Guernsey to John and Elizabeth Brock
- He never got married
- He served in the British Army from 1785-1812
- His rank in the army was a major-general
- He fought in the French Revolutionary War and the War of 1812
- He was also a Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada (Ontario) from 1811-1812
- He died on October 13, 1812 in Queenston, Upper Canada
- He was voted #28 on the television show The Greatest Canadian
- Brockville and Brock in Ontario, Brock in Saskatchewan, General Isaac Brock Parkway on Highway 405 and Brock University in St. Catharines in Ontario are named after him. Schools named after him are in Winnipeg (Manitoba), Toronto, London, Windsor, Hamilton, and Guelph Ontario.
Monday, 30 September 2013
Isaac Brock
Friday, 27 September 2013
Faithful Fridays~Obedience
Faithful Fridays is a day where christians can share there faith, a song, a bible verse, a bible study that you are working through or anything that God has put on your heart to share. You can go to Joy's blog Doodle Bug to get the rules and picture.
Last night at youth, the youth pastor was talking about how to obey God.
You have commanded your precepts
to be kept diligently.
Psalm 119:4
The word precept means rule - instruction - regulation - law - lesson and the word diligently means constantly. So the verse means God has commanded His rules and we are to keep them all the time. We are also suppose to obey Him....
- Not Partially, But Fully
- Not Doubtfully, But Confidently
- Not Reluctantly, But Readily
- Not Carelessly, But Carefully
- Not Coldly, But Earnestly
- Not Sporadically, But Regularly
I know that no one can obey God like this but we have to strive to obey God everyday just like the things above.
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