Rabbi Kurtz* is a Rebbi in Beis Midrash. One of his talmidim came over to him because he couldn’t understand something in a certain Gemara. Rabbi Kurtz didn’t know the answer, and he wasn’t sure how to check into it. He didn’t have a computer, he didn’t have otzar hachochma, how was he going to
Mrs. Levy* wanted to make ices L’kavod Shabbos. She took out the blender, but there was one piece missing. She asked her family to look all over for it because she couldn’t find it. She told one of her children, “You put on the song ‘Hakol Yachol’”. While her child was turning it on they
Mrs. Goldberg from Eretz Yisrael had a daughter who stuttered. They tried many treatments but nothing helped. Mrs. Goldberg then said to herself, “I believe Hashem that it’s only in Your hands.” B”H not long after that her daughter overcame her stutter and is able to speak fluently!! Read more: Blender Piece found- with Bitachon
R’ Daniel was driving on a highway and he was almost out of gas. He passed by a gas station and didn’t realize to turn in. It was already by zero. He said again and again to himself, “It’s not the gas, it’s Hashem. He reached another gas station and right when he reached the
The Brauns had a child who was sick. The doctors gave up hope. The” Brauns kept on saying .”המחדש בטובו בכל יום תמיד המחדש בטובו בכל יום תמיד” . Again and again. And their child started getting better. The doctors couldn’t believe it! Read more: Bitachon Gas
Daily Bitachon stories from the “A Life with Bitachon” hotline. This story was called in by Mrs. Lusky. Her son needed to fly to Eretz Yisrael to learn in Yeshiva. She really wanted him to go with someone he knew, with a friend, because it was a stopover flight, and she was concerned for his
Mrs. Klein* needed a taxi to get home from her shopping trip in time for when her kids would come off the bus. The clock was ticking; it was getting later and later, and she didn’t know when the taxi would show up. She called up the bitachon hotline for chizuk. The story that day
A yungerman from Lakewood, New Jersey, was waiting for his green card so that he would be able to cross the border. But it wasn’t coming and he needed to travel to Canada. He went to one of the Roshei Yeshivos of Lakewood. The Rosh Yeshiva told him “You go and I’ll have bitachon that
R’ Dovid* brings his kids to the bus stop to go to cheder. The stop is all the way down the block at the corner. One day, he was running late. He said, “Hashem, I have bitachon that when I walk out of my door I will find the bus waiting there.” He opened his
R’ Mordechai Martin went to the seamstress to get some clothing finished before Succos. The seamstress told him, “I’m so sorry. I am overloaded. There is no way I can get your stuff done before Yom Tov.” His natural instinct was to push her and try and get her to put him in before Yom
Mrs. Leibowitz from Eretz Yisrael underwent a fullday surgery. When the surgery was finished, R’ Leibowitz wanted to go visit his wife. The hospital said, “Sorry, policy is that you can’t see a patient post-surgery for the first three hours, and it’s going to be night by then, after visiting hours, so you have to
Mrs. Goldstein* was making a simcha and didn’t have the money to buy or rent flowers. She called up a flower gemach to borrow flowers. She told them the color she wanted, and they told her, “All the flowers of that color are lent out. We don’t know when they would be coming back.” Mrs.