The Met
2176 Prince of Wales Dr K2E0A1 Ottawa, ON, Canada

From our Lead Pastor: Joy to the world, the Lord is come At the end of a very challenging year when joy has been in short supply, we are thrilled to invite you to join with us in celebrating the most joyful and hope-filled news the world has ever heard. The arrival of the Lord, our Saviour, is the source of true and lasting joy for all who believe. Please consider this a very warm invitation to join us this Christmas season as we rejoice together in the Saviour’s birth. In... the Saviour’s Name, Jonathan To find out more about Christmas at the Met, including: The Greatest Gift, our Christmas Drive-Thru A Night Like This, an evening of Christmas music and worship The Arrival, our Christmas Eve services Griefshare Surviving the Holidays Christianity Explored we invite you to visit metbiblechurch.ca/Christmas #christmasathemet

In this week’s sermon, The Judgment and Mercy of God from Genesis 19, Pastor Jonathan shares these words: Friends, I wonder if you have heard the warning of the judgment that is to come. I wonder if you have taken that warning seriously before now. Perhaps you’ve never heard it before, maybe that’s the case for some listening today. Or perhaps you’ve heard it but honestly you have paid little attention to it. Whatever the case may be for you personally, the account is here ...in large part to urge each one of us to take seriously the warning, to flee to Jesus Christ for refuge, for forgiveness, for safety, in the judgment that is to come. If you haven’t done that, let me urge you, let me plead with you franklywould you run to Jesus Christ for safety, would you receive the forgiveness that He offers? He welcomes anyone- whatever our sin, whatever our record, whoever we are, whatever we’ve done- He died that we who deserve the judgment of God (and that’s all of us), He died that we might be forgiven. He died that we might be spared the judgment to come because He has taken our judgment at the cross, He died that we might be welcomed to His eternal Kingdom. Would you take seriously the warning that is the judgment that is to come? Would you flee to Jesus Christ, even today? If you want to know more about how you can experience this refuge, forgiveness, and safety, we want to hear from you. You can head over to our website and select I Need Prayer for a member of our MetCare team to contact you, or you can get in touch with the church office at 613-238-8182. If these questions are stirring in your head and in your heart, please don’t wait to reach out. If you haven't yet checked out this week's sermon, it's not too late. Check it out here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qBiSzeGbP_4 or on our website.

As we continue our journey through the world of Met Missions, we are pleased to share a small glimpse of the work that is happening in Europe and Latin America through our Met Missionaries. Many of them will agree that the support they receive from the Met is an integral part in the gospel reaching these nations, and we couldn't accomplish any of it without you. If you'd like to know more about how you can support our missionaries and the work they do through prayer and encouragement, connect with [email protected]!

Like us, we hope you have been challenged and encouraged as we have gone through our series in Genesis, The Blessing. This week Pastor Jonathan will be looking at "The Judgment and Mercy of God" from Genesis 19 we as continue on. We hope you will join us at 8:45 and 11:15 for our in person services (pre-registration required), or online for our live stream. See you then! #metsundayservices

This is our prayer for each of you reading this today.