Shlomo Greenberg*, a choshuve yeshiva bochur, was having a hard time falling asleep one night. Shlomo felt anxious that he wasn’t falling asleep, because he was worried that he would be tired the next day. This made it even harder to fall asleep! He decided to listen to the song of Rav Don Segal singing
Bluma’s teacher walked into the classroom and tried turning on the light. Every time she flipped the switch, it kept on falling down. She tried again and again and then asked the class how to turn the light on. Bluma, who listens to a Life with Bitachon and the Ki Tov Hashem News Station, said,
Mrs. Meisel’s* daughter was diagnosed with bipolar. She was going through many issues and struggles in school. Her mother got very down about it and her friend told her all about Rabbi Yehuda Mandel, Bitachon Weekly, Spring Hill Times, and the Bitachon Hotline. She got totally involved in Emunah and Bitachon and she started listening
Bitachon stories inspired by the “A Life with Bitachon” hotline. Mendy,* a yeshiva bachur, was waiting with his friend for a hitch. Every car was passing by, and no one was giving them a ride. They needed to go to Yeshiva. He told his friend, “You know what the problem is? We’re being Boteach in
Daily Bitachon stories from the “A Life with Bitachon” hotline. This story was called in by a very chashuv yungerman by the name of Yechezkel Zeev Mittleman. He needed to buy a washing machine and he knew it would be a very expensive purchase. At the same time, he needed to make another expensive purchase
What is the difference between emunah and bitachon? Emunah is the belief that we have that Hashem does everything, that he’s the one in charge. Knowing that everything Hashem does is good, and comes from His love and compassion. Bitachon is bringing that belief into one’s day to day life, actually using it in real life. Emunah is
Mrs. Weiss* woke up one morning and she saw ants all over the counter. In the past, she had to try all different eitzos and hishtadlus to remove the ants. It took a long time. This time she said, “One second. Let me just go with Bitachon. Hashem is the Kol Yachol He can do
Sruly, a bachur learning in yeshiva, wanted to sign up for camp for the upcoming summer, but his parents couldn’t afford it; it was too expensive. So Sruly said, “Hashem is a Kol Yachol. I’m having Bitachon that Hashem is going to pay for my camp.” A few weeks later, a random person came over
R’ Weiss* wanted to daven by a kever, but he couldn’t find his special siddur that he uses when he goes to kevarim. While he was driving, he played songs from the Bitachon Hotline and listened to the yesodos. He said, “Hashem can get me the siddur.” When he arrived at the kever, he met
R’ Segal,* from England, said that he’s the cook in a camp, and last year the campers weren’t very happy with his food. This year, he decided to try something new. He added “Emunah and Bitachon” flavoring! He said, “Hashem, You’re in charge of making all the food.” Since then, everyone has been coming over
The oven in the Lieberman house was not working. They were pressing all the buttons, but it was not turning on. Rabbi Lieberman said that he was going to need to unscrew it to see what was going on. His wife told him, “One second , before you unscrew it, let me sing “Hakal Yachol.”
Mrs. Weber’s husband learns in kollel. She worked and supported him, but recently it became too hard for her to continue working, and she needed to stop. She had no idea how her husband was going to continue learning. She said to herself, “Hashem was the one who supported us until now. It wasn’t me.”