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In Psalm 13, the psalmist is crying out to God and asking why God seems to be distant. Often the psalmists are crying out to God asking that he hear their voices and answer their prayers. Have you ever felt as though your life was falling apart? Have you ever thought at those times that God was standing far away or hiding from you in times of trouble? In Psalm 13, the psalmist realized that though he felt that God was distant, he was confident that God would consider and answer his prayers. He trusted in Gods steadfast love, and he rejoiced in his salvation. He turned his focus from his pains and fears into prayer, praise, and faith. We must learn to do the same. During the most challenging times of our lives, we must remind ourselves that God is real, no matter how we feel. We must remind ourselves that God will never leave us. There are times that God will allow us to go through difficult trials to test and mature us. During the study, we will learn that regardless of the circumstances or how we feel, we can hang on to Gods unchanging character. The difficult times of our lives do not change the person or the character of God. We can trust in his absolute sovereignty, infinite wisdom, and perfect love. POINT TO PONDER: God is real, no matter how I feel Scripture Isaiah 8:17 NIV84 I will wait for the Lord, who is hiding his face from the house of Jacob. I will put my trust in him. Hebrews 13:5 NIV84 Keep your lives free from the love of money and be content with what you have, because God has said, Never will I leave you; never will I forsake you.

1. Read the article, , by Linhorst, Hamilton, Young, and Eckert (2002). You may need to log in, using your MyIWU login.
2. Review and consider the application of the to the planning phase of the social work practice framework.
3. Consider your own interests as a social worker; what population are you most interested in serving? Navigate to the discussion thread below and respond to all of the following questions:
4. What client population are you most interested in serving as a social worker?
5. What do you see as the barriers to collaborative and effective planning with the client population that you plan to practice within your future social work career?
6. How does planning with clients reflect ethical social work practice? Which specific social work values and ethics should you practice in the planning phase, and how?
7. Use subheadings based on the discussion prompts to organize your post.
8. Be well developed by providing clear answers with evidence of critical thinking.
9. Add greater depth to the discussion by introducing new ideas.
10. Provide clarification to classmates questions and provide insight into the discussion.
11. Incorporate concepts and demonstrate your understanding of the resources required for the assignment (journals, videos, texts, etc.) and use conventions of academic writing, including essay-style paragraphs (topic sentence, supporting sentences and summary or final statement), proper grammar, correct use of spelling and punctuation and use of currently required APA writing standards including formatting using indented paragraphs, same font throughout, proper headings, references at the bottom as needed and APA style, including proper use of in-text citations, concise language, paraphrasing and active voice in first or third person.
12. In your textbook, Social Work Skills for Beginning Direct Practice, review Chapter 10, Problem Identification, Planning, and Contracting.