R’ Yitzchok* and his family were moving from Yerushalayim to Afula. They had a problem. The furniture in the apartment where they had been renting belonged to the landlord and the new apartment where they were moving to wasn’t furnished. He was going to have to buy everything from scratch: appliances, furniture…. He was learning
Mrs. Broder* from Brooklyn, New York, was on the way home and she needed to find a parking spot near her house. She thought to herself, “What are the chances that I’ll find an open parking spot?” She said, “Hashem, at least let me find a parking spot on the block.” Then she said, “One
Mrs. Davidson’s baby girl got a bead stuck up her nose. She took her to the doctor, and the doctor told her to go to the Emergency Room right away. It was 7:00 at night and she thought to herself “Uh oh, it’s going to take a Yovel.” Then she said, ‘I’ll have Bitachon that
Someone called up R’ Sruli Mayer* and asked him if he wants to sponsor lunch for a learning program. He thought to himself, ‘If I give Tzedakah and help Yidden, I’m sure Hashem will pay me back.” Right after he gave the money, he went to buy a door. The person he was buying it
Gitty Katz’s* teacher made a contest for her 9-year-old students. She was making a raffle for two prizes. The first prize was a rubber band game. The second prize was a mirror. Gitty had bitachon that she should win the first prize. But someone else won. When the teacher raffled off the second prize, she
R’ Gavriel Rosen* went to his eighth grade son’s Rebbi to ask him his advice which Mesivta his son should go to. The Rebbi said, “I have a yeshiva that I think is best for your son but the problem is that they have between 700- 800 applicants every z’man. If you don’t have pull
R’ Aharon* is a Yungerman who owns a house in Prospect Vines, Lakewood, New Jersey. He is involved in Emunah and Bitachon. He said, “Why should I rent out my basement to pay my bill? Hashem will help me pay my bills. I’ll keep my basement open in case anyone needs it for Shabbos!” He
Bentzy* wanted to go to Avos Ubanim, but he told his father, “Tatty, I never won a prize. I want to go to a small shul where there’s only a few kids. Like that I have a bigger chance of winning the prize.” His Tatty said, “L’maaseh, it’s better to go to the big shul
R’ Moshe Rosen* is a Yungerman who follows the stories of the Bitachon Hotline. One day, he went to the dentist. The dentist told him that he has a cavity. R’ Moshe said to himself, “I hear stories all the time how Hashem does open miracles in today’s generation. Hashem can make it that the
R’ Chaim Weberr* wanted to go to Kollel. But he missed his bus. First he thought, “What should I do now?” Then he said, “I might have missed the bus, but Hashem could still get me there.” Just then, a Yungerman who learns in his Kollel passed by and he was able to bring him
The Benjamin family from Beit Shemesh was traveling with their family somewhere and their little baby was crying. He wasn’t calming down. They tried this and they tried that, but nothing was working. They said, “One second, let’s put on the phone the song of Hakol Yachol.” They put it on and boom, baby was
R’ Dovi Fleishman,* from Eretz Yisrael, gave his daughter, the number to ‘A Life with Bitachon’. She started listening and growing and Shteiging by leaps and bounds. One day, as she was getting ready to take a bus to work she realized that she would have to rush to make it. She heard on ‘A