The verses we are reciting together for meditation today are from the last two verses of Psalm 33 in the Old Testament, verses 21 and 22. This Psalm is an invitation to prayer for all believers who are justified by faith. Dear brothers and sisters, the object of our prayer is the powerful and loving Creator, the Lord, who is in charge of everything, and whose "word is upright, and all his works are honest". Does your heart rejoice now? Through our Lord Jesus Christ, we are reconciled to God, and our hearts can be joyful even in the midst of trouble. Notice the assurance brought to us by the word "shall" in verse 21, and the change of the personal pronoun from "he" to "you" in verse 22, as the psalmist concludes his prayer by relying on God. The psalmist ends his prayer with a more intimate relationship with the LORD because of his reliance on God. At this moment, are you willing to believe in the name of Jesus for the forgiveness of your sins? Will you accept the gift of the Holy Spirit, pour out the love of God on your heart, and rejoice in God? Let today's Scripture meditation also be our prayer and supplication! (translation from DeepL.com/translator)