The CD player in the Singer* house wasn’t working. Mrs. Singer tried this and tried that, the outlet, the plug, but it wasn’t turning on. She called the whole family and said, “Let’s sing ‘Hakol Yachol’ together. Afterwards, I’ll plug it in with the electricity of Emunah and Bitachon.” She tried turning it on once
R’ Chaim Gross* just bought a new bike lock. He set up a combination number and he locked the bike. Later on, when he was trying to open it, he realized that he had forgotten the combination that he had just set, and he didn’t know what to do. He was fiddling and playing with
Mrs. Rosen* was feeling down and really wanted a particular friend, who always gives her chizuk, to come and schmooze with her. It was Shabbos, and her friend normally didn’t come by on Shabbos to visit her. Mrs. Rosen didn’t have the strength to go over to her friend; she was at a loss of
Mrs. Levin* wanted a break for Shabbos. She wanted a relaxing Shabbos without needing to cook and bake. She didn’t know of anybody who she could go to. She thought to herself, “It’s all up to Hashem.” She said, “One thing I do know. You, Hashem, are running the world, and You’re in charge of
Yoni* from Eretz Yisrael was working in a business where they started compromising in Halacha. He called his Rav and told him that he didn’t want to be in such an environment. His Rav told him, “You know, they are heterim but Yoni told his Rav, “I don’t need heterim, I work for Hashem, and
Mrs. Koenig* had a dentist appointment. She doesn’t drive so she called a taxi. She was very nervous about being late, so she said to herself, “Hashem is my dentist. Hashem is the one Who will take me in, so it doesn’t make a difference when I come.”She called the dentist’s office to see how
Mrs. Katz* needed to go shopping, but she did not have a penny to her name. She said, “I just have to do my job, go through the motions, fill up my shopping cart with what I need and Hashem will pay the bill somehow! I have no idea how.” She did not have a
Shloimy,* a bachur learning in Eretz Yisrael, needed to go shopping and he didn’t have any money with him. He decided to go to the store. He was thinking, “I don’t have any money so what should I do. I have to leave it up to Hashem.” At the store, someone came over to him
Mrs. Stein* had a flight scheduled to fly overseas. It was raining heavily, so she called up the airline to find out if everything was running on schedule. The airline said, “Expect heavy, heavy delays due to the weather.” As she was travelling to the airport, she said to herself, “Who is in charge of
Reuven Berkowitz* called his Rebbe’s gabbai to schedule an appointment with his Rebbe about a pressing matter. The gabbai told him that he should come within ten minutes; if he comes within the next ten minutes, he will be able to ask the Rebbe his question. With one foot out the door, his kids told
The Solomon* Family from E” Y had bills piling up high, but their incoming wasn’t matching up. They didn’t know how they would pay their expenses, so they said,” Hashem is the one who pays our bills, so Adaraba, now that we know that it’s Hashem Who pays the bills, we get more than expected
Mrs. Orenstein* was in a predicament; they needed a new couch for her living room, but money was tight. In conversation with her friend, she told her how she needed a sofa with two recliners on the side, with a specific color and shape. So her friend told her, “ Say to Hashem, You love
