Miri* was supposed to have a test the next day, but she was busy helping her mother, and she didn’t have time to study. She did not want to get a bad mark, so she said, “Hashem, You know it’s not up to the teacher to give a test, it’s up to You! The next
R’ Roth* wanted to get his Tallis cleaned for Pesach. He went to the cleaners, but they told him that they were not doing anything else before Pesach. He left and said, “Hashem, it’s not up to them, it’s up to You!” When he got home, they called him back and said, “We thought about
R’ Roth,* a chashuve Chassidshe Yid from Monsey, said that his son’s long peyos got tangled in a fan. Everyone was trying to help him get it out. It was so painful, and they didn’t know what to do! After five minutes of trying, R’ Roth said, “One second. We didn’t say Hakol Yachol! Who
R’ Kahn* travels a lot, sometimes for seven hours straight, without getting out of the car! He said that what keeps him going mentally, emotionally, and physically with all the traveling is turning on Bitachon Hotline songs, and the words and niggunim go into his bones. They change him into a different metzius! Besides for
Mrs. Greenberg* was having company, and her house was flying. She didn’t have the strength to clean it up. On top of that, she also had to make supper, and her kids are very active, so she had to be busy with them. She was so overwhelmed and didn’t know what to do. She said,
Mrs. Stern* went outside to wait for the school bus. She realized that the bus had already left! She was thinking, “Uh-no, that means I missed the bus; what’s going to be?” Then she said, “Hashem can provide me with a ride in many ways. I’m going to have bitachon.” Just then, the bus came
