R’ Nosson*, a relative of Rabbi Golombeck, was planning to drive one Friday from Lakewood to upstate New York. Since he would be driving with an empty car, he first stopped by the hitching spot on Squankum Avenue, where people wait for rides. (Baruch Hashem, in Lakewood and many other places in the world, yidden
Rabbi Golombeck saw a big nes! His house phone is attached to a fax machine, and if they plug in the fax, then they can’t use the phone. He has two phones for the same line. One was not attached to the base because the fax was on, and they were expecting a fax. One
R’ Schuster* recently got new tires because the old ones were worn out. A few days later, he was driving, and a deer ran out in front of his car. He was able to make a shortstop, and he didn’t hit the deer. If he hadn’t gotten new tires four days earlier, his car would
Mrs. Ausband’s* chairs were falling apart. She wanted to get them fixed, but she knew it would cost a lot of money, so she wanted to find someone who would fix them for a reasonable price. She thought of somebody who might know who to use, so she called them up and she asked if
R’ Friedman,* a Rebbe, had to bring his daughter to a doctor’s appointment. He realized that he would have to take off from teaching time. He didn’t want to, because he just took off recently for a chasunah, and he can’t take off too many days. He didn’t know what to do, because his daughter
Rabbi Golombeck was running low on milk, and his baby wanted a milk bottle. Right afterwards, his neighbor by the name of Rabbi Klein, who has a yeshiva, sent him a message that he had a lot of extra milk that they had brought home from yeshiva, and that Rabbi Golombeck could take as much
R’ Goldstein,* needed parnassah, so he was tutoring two bachurim, one during first seder, and one during second seder. He didn’t really have enjoyment from the tutoring, and it wasn’t going smoothly, but he kept doing it because he needed the money. Then he said to himself, “It’s not proper hishtadlus. I learn with more
Last week, a man called up Rabbi Golombeck with a question. He wanted to spend money for for Shalom Bayis purposes, but it was hard for them to spend the money. Rabbi Golombeck told him that the Chafetz Chaim says that you will end up getting back double when you spend money for mitzvah purposes;
R’ Hoffman from Eretz Yisrael struggles to make ends meet. He doesn’t have an extra penny from one day to the next. He was making a chasunah, and he had to help out his daughter with a dirah and everything. He said that now he was after the chasunah; he did not go one penny
A mother left him a message with a question on the hotline. He called her back and said to her that this question was for her Rav and she should be asking him. She said that with these types of questions, her Rav tells her that only Rabbi Forsheimer knows the answers. So Rabbi Golombeck
Rabbi Golombeck went to the cleaners, and the item was $6.95. He only had $6. The cleaners said that the credit card minimum is $15. He said to them, “What do you want me to do?” They said he could take the item, and when he gets 95 cents, he can come back and pay
Rabbi Golombeck’s talmid told him that he woke up with a splitting headache. He couldn’t imagine how he would be able to function. He took a cup of water and made a shehakol. BOOM, just like that, the headache disappeared! The koach of believing that Hashem is running the world! Read more: Hashem Loves His
