As a building project manager for a Yeshiva, Benny* was overseeing the building of new dormitories for a Yeshiva to be finished by a specific time so that the Bochurim could move in. With the date quickly approaching, he found himself confounded by two problems. One, the workers typically work at a leisurely pace. Two,
Shabbos Morning, Yossi*, Shmuli*, and Rachamim* were going to their host for their Shabbos Sudah. The problem was that they didn’t know their host’s family name or address. So they davened, “Hashem, please help us find our host! ” As they continued walking, they bumped into a fellow Jew and told him about their predicament.
As R’ Aaron Apter passed the barbershop on his way to Kollel, he thought, “If I wait till after my Learning Sedar to go in and get a haircut, there will be such long lines like there were in the past!” and then he remembered what he hears on A Life with Bitachon, “You never
The Klein* family from Lakewood had their car at the mechanic; everything from traveling to work and shopping can be quite a hassle without a car. Her neighbor realized that Mrs. Klein’s car was at the mechanic, so she told Mrs. Klein, “It will be my pleasure to bring you wherever you need to go!”
Mrs. Cohen* was in the mood for a delicious, yummy, tasty hot soup, but she was exhausted, with no extra energy to put one up. And then she got a phone call from a relative: “Would you like delicious, yummy, scrumptious hot soup? I made so much; it would be a great favor if I
Every year, on Chanukah, Mrs. Applebuam* makes donuts for all the kids, it’s highlight of Chanukah, but this year, she had no strength to make them. So she said to her kids, “Just because I can’t make donuts doesn’t mean Hashem can’t get them for you!” And then, lo and behold, her neighbor came over
R’ Effy* took into his house an individual on the spectrum that no one else could bring up. Even though this individual was very difficult and challenging, alongside the fact that his parnassa was tight, and he didn’t want to add an extra financial strain, he heard on Life with Bithachon that when you take
R’ Levi’s* from E’Y was on his way home and remembered that his wife had asked him to bring home delicious Chanukah Donuts. Having no money with him, R’ Levi was in a slightly inconvenient situation, not knowing what to do. And then, as R’ Levi passed by a bakery, one of the workers called
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As R’ Moshe Gold* was driving home after a Chanukah mesibah in difficult weather, he suddenly felt and heard a crash and bump. When he stopped his car, he saw that he had collided with the vehicle in front of him and caused a few thousand dollars damage to it. In Hashem’s master planning, when
A Yungerman, R’ Stern, from Passaic, got locked out of his apartment. He called Chavarim, who, when they arrived, tried every trick in the book to open his front door, but it wasn’t opening. More and more Chavirim members came to help, but the door wasn’t budging. When they were about to give up, they
Yocheved* had a very complicated, difficult math test; the teacher said that everyone needed to bring a calculator for the exam. So she prepared everything, along with the calculator, the night before.And then, the following day, as she was on her way to the bus, it fell, dropped, cracked, and broke; she didn’t know how