Chaim wasn’t doing well in Cheder. One day, Chaim’s father received a phone call from the Menahel that Chaim was expelled from Cheder and that there was nothing to negotiate about. He told his wife, “We are not going get upset over this. Everything Hashem does is good. And everything will be good. Let’s make
R’ Moishy Yelen was in shul. He others in the Shul were trying to open up the safe for the Aron Hakodesh to no avail. The person who usually does it wasn’t there. The Rav tried to do it but he couldn’t either get it open. Moishy then heard one yungerman singing R’ Ephraim Wachsman’s
Aharon Richter, a yungerman from Eretz Yisroel, was learning with an older bachur who was 35-years-old and not yet married. Because Aharon was so involved in all the projects of bitachon, he told his chavrusah that it’s a zechus to get involved with emunah and bitachon. He suggested that they learn Bitachon Weekly and Sha’ar
R’ Feldman* was trying to get into the Beis Medrash but it was locked. He didn’t know the combination, but he really wanted to go in. What should he do? He said, “Hashem, I’m just going to press some numbers and You are the Kol Yachol…” And that’s what happened. He pressed some numbers, and
A bochur in Chaim’s,* Yeshiva, told the Hanhala that Chaim had done something wrong. Chaim’s initial reaction was to be upset, especially since it wasn’t even true, but since he follows ‘A Life with Bitachon‘, he thought to himself, First of all, people have no power to do anything, Hashem does everything, so the other
Mrs. Goldstein’s washing machine broke. While she was waiting for the repairman to come, she thanked Hashem for all the years that she had a washing machine!! Read more: Bitachon #245
Mrs. Klein* went on a trip with her family and they lost their camera. They went to the front desk of the place and reported that they lost their camera. She started explaining to the receptionist that even though it has a lot of sentimental pictures on it, she believes in G-d, everything He does
R’ Rosenfeld* from Eretz Yisrael was staying with his daughter and her family for Shabbos. As soon as Shabbos was over, one of the little boys immediately started running to get something. R’ Rosenfeld asked, “Where are you running? What do you have to do that is such an emergency right after Shabbos?” The boy
Mrs. Spinner* from Eretz Yisrael had a dilemma. Her son wanted a pickle so badly, but she didn’t have the time or energy to go to the store to buy pickles. But her son wasn’t letting up; so she said to him, “Go and ask Hashem for a pickle!!” A couple minutes later, her neighbor
A talmid of mine told me the following about his grandmother. “My grandparent’s house was an open house. Their ahavas Yisroel was so strong that everyone was invited without any rules. At the shiva for my grandmother, there was a 90-year-old lady crying because she was a neighbor and she felt so at-home at that
Mrs. Stein* wanted to get her child into a specific yeshiva but they wouldn’t accept him because they were already full. She firmly believed that this is where her son would learn and shteig best. Her husband told her, “Baruch Hashem, the human beings are not the one in charge. Hashem is in charge. We’re
Daily Bitachon stories from the “A Life with Bitachon” hotline. 1745- This story was called in by Mrs. Weiss. She brought her son to the pediatrician. The pediatrician noticed something, and he mentioned to her that he wanted her to get it checked out by a top specialist in Manhattan, to see if it was
