Tzvi Tesser didn’t know what to do about a playgroup for his child next year. They were trying so hard to find a place but it was just not working out. People told him that if you didn’t find a playgroup by Chanukah, there’s no way you’re going to find one. Rabbi Golombeck told him to believe that in one week he is going to find one, and he has nothing to worry about. Tzvi called his wife to tell her that in one week they would find a playgroup. His wife asked him how he knows. He said, “Because that’s what bitachon means.” After Maariv, they got a text from one of the morahs who had told them she was full that she just got a cancellation! Read more: Bitachon Story #387

This story was called in by Mrs. Lander. Mrs. Lander said that she had a little child who was a very picky eater. It was very hard to get her to eat the proper food. One night, she spent so much time, energy and effort in making a delicious, yummy, scrumptious, hearty, healthy supper. She sat down and tried to feed it to her child, but the child refused to eat. She was thinking, ‘What should I do? I really want my child to eat this supper. I worked so hard, and it is so delicious. It will give her so much koach. But I see that I have no hishtadlus to do.’ Then she said, “One second. Actually, I have the biggest and the best hishtadlus.” She started saying, “Who is in charge of emotions? Hashem. Who is in charge of her eating? Hashem.” She started being mechazek and singing, “Hakol Yachol, Hakol Yachol, Hakol Yachol…” Right afterwards, her child started eating and eating until she gobbled up every last crumb! Her child was smiling and said, “Yummy!” In no time, she ate up the whole plate, better than ever! Read more: Bitachon Story #385

R’ Chaim from Lakewood, NJ, was at the bank with his friend trying to deposit a check in the ATM machine. The machine did not accept it. He tried again, and this time, R’ Chaim said, “Hashem is the Kol Yachol. He could do it.” His friend, at the same time, was quietly davening to Hashem that the check should be accepted. Baruch Hashem, the check was accepted! Read more: Bitachon Story #384

The Jasolevsky children from Lakewood, NJ wanted to go sprinkling. Their mother tried attaching the hose to the sink, but it was not working. She tried this and tried that, but to no avail. She turned to Hashem and said, “Hashem, You’re the Kol Yachol. You could make it turn on.” She tried again, and this time it went on easily! Read more: Bitachon Story #383

The Gold family from Lakewood, NJ, had a problem with their awning. It was stuck. Rabbi Gold said, “I know what the problem is.” He climbed up on a ladder and was trying to unscrew a screw, but it was not budging. He tried everything, but to no avail. He came down, and told his wife, “I’m going to have to have someone saw off the screw in order to re-screw it properly.” She then suggested, “Let’s sit quietly for a few minutes and be mischazek that Hashem is the Kol Yachol,” and that’s what they did. He then climbed back on the ladder, and he was able to unscrew the screw 1, 2, 3. He fixed the problem! Read more: Bitachon Story #382