A yid who lives out-of-town wanted to come to me for Shabbos. I told him he could come to me for the meals, but for sleeping he should find a different place. He said, “Thank you,” and made a few phone calls, but they each said that they’re not sure. It was already Thursday at
Shmuel from Lakewood, NJ, had an mp3 that was not turning on. They tried everything, but it was not working. He brought it back to the store to see if it was still under warranty, but it wasn’t. He asked them if they could fix it. They said that the person who fixes the mp3
A six-year-old boy in the Stern family from Staten Island NY was missing his loafers the entire day. He was not able to find them. It was late afternoon, and his family wanted to go out. He still was not able to find his loafers. His four-year-old brother, on his own, started singing Hakol Yachol.
Dovid, a thirteen-year-old boy from Eretz Yisroel, left his house one morning to go to shul. He tried using the elevator, but it was broken. He therefore went down the steps and walked to shul. After davening, it came time to go back home. He thought to himself, “It will be hard for me to
Mrs. Lieder* was looking for something and she couldn’t find it, so she said, “I’ll sing Hakol Yachol.” Her little two-year-old said, “Mommy, I know what that means. It means Hashem is going to help you find it.” Mrs. Lieder asked, “How do you know?” The two-year-old said, “Because by Morah the CD player wasn’t
Yaakov Zev Rand, an eleven- year-old boy from Chestnut Ridge, New York, was at a park with his camp. He was very thirsty and he did not have money to buy a drink. So he said, “Hashem can do everything. I trust that when I push the button on the soda machine He will make
Chaim Dov Pruzanksy from Mountaindale, NY was in the car with his Rebbi. The window was not closing. They tried for 20 minutes, but to no avail. Finally, Chaim Dov said, “I’m going to have Bitachon in Hashem,” and immediately the window closed! Read more: Hydrated with Bitachon
Rabbi Feig, a man from Eretz Yisrael, had a baby who was growing older and needed new clothing, but he did not have a penny to his name. He was trusting in Hashem that Hashem was going to provide him with parnassah. Not long after that, someone came and dropped off two big bags filled
Mrs. Bresler follows a Life with Bitachon, and she heard that Hashem pays for the Shabbos food. She needed to shop for Shabbos, but she did not have the money. She said to herself, ‘I’m going to go shopping, and I’m going to trust in Hashem that He’s going to pay the bill.’ She went
Mrs.` Schwartz, a teacher in Lakewood, said her school made a Shabbaton in a hotel. It was for the mothers and teachers. When they signed up, whoever had a baby told them they were bringing a baby and they would arrange for them to be on the second floor because there were a lot of
Rabbi and Mrs. Weiss were driving on the Garden State. It was raining heavily and making it very hard to drive. Mrs. Weiss said, “I trust in Hashem that he is going to make the rain stop at 6:38.” At exactly 6:38, the rain stopped! Read more: Bitachon Story of Salvation at Hotel
The Lieberman family, living in Eretz Yisroel, wanted to come to the U.S. for the summer to spend time with family. They were really looking forward. They already had their tickets booked, car rental and apartment reserved. At the last minute, their flight was canceled. They didn’t know what to do. To go onto any
