Dovid, a chasidisha yeshiva Bachur who follows “A Life with Bitachon” went from his yeshiva to his brother’s bar mitzvah. He brought along his tefillin and he put them on a shelf. After the bar mitzvah, he went to the shelf, but his tefillin were nowhere to be found. He started looking for them, but
Bubby Horowitz was crying over her grandchildren who were getting older and were not yet married. Her daughter told her, “I hear all the time on ‘A life with Bitachon‘ that we should picture as if the yeshuah has already come. “let’s sing siman tov umazal tov.” They sang ‘siman umazal tov’ with hearts full
This story was called in by a very chashuva yid by the name of Dovid Hirschkof. He was traveling through the black wall tunnel in England. Whenever he would be on the phone while travelling through the black wall tunnel, he would lose service and wouldn’t hear anything but static. Many times, he was on
Mrs Schwartz* needed to get lab work done. When she walked into the office, and saw a big sign, ‘No more walk-ins. Appointment only.’ The secretary said, ‘Sorry, make an appointment.’ She thought to herself, ‘Hashem is in charge, is He is the Hakol yachol’ The technician then came and said, ‘There’s exceptions to every
Mrs. Jacobs* was trying to put her children to sleep, but they weren’t falling asleep. She didn’t know what to do. Maybe she should use melatonin? Then she had an idea that she’ll sing, “Hashem puts babies to sleep. Hashem puts children to sleep.” She sang it with a nigun. They fell asleep shortly afterward,
Mrs. Horowitz* from Eretz Yisroel said that her daughter was walking in a neighborhood all by herself. She didn’t know where she was. She was lost. She called her mother and asked, ‘Mommy, I don’t know where I am. What should I do?’ Her mother answered, “Just sing ‘Hakol Yachol.’” Within 50 seconds, all of
This story was called in from Eretz Yisroel by a very chashuva yungerman named Yosef Younger. He had to bring one of his children to a government office in order to pick up a document they needed right away. He looked for the time when the office closed and made sure that they would arrive
The Jasolevsky children from Lakewood, NJ wanted to go sprinkling. Their mother tried attaching the hose to the sink, but it was not working. She tried this and tried that, but to no avail. She turned to Hashem and said, “Hashem, You’re the Kol Yachol. You could make it turn on.” She tried again, and
This story is from Mrs. Golombeck. It was before Pesach, and she wanted to make a day camp for little kids in order to let the mothers clean their houses. She was thinking to herself, “Where am I going to get the kids from? Do I want to start looking for and recruiting kids for
The Gold family from Lakewood, NJ, had a problem with their awning. It was stuck. Rabbi Gold said, “I know what the problem is.” He climbed up on a ladder and was trying to unscrew a screw, but it was not budging. He tried everything, but to no avail. He came down, and told his
This story was called in by Mrs. Neuman. She said she was making a bar mitzvah for her son Yitzchak. They were looking to book a hall and found one for a couple hundred dollars. After they booked it, her son said, “Mommy! This hall is too small. They aren’t going to have enough dancing
R’ Chaim from Lakewood, NJ, was at the bank with his friend trying to deposit a check in the ATM machine. The machine did not accept it. He tried again, and this time, R’ Chaim said, “Hashem is the Kol Yachol. He could do it.” His friend, at the same time, was quietly davening to
