The oven in the Lieberman house was not working. They were pressing all the buttons, but it was not turning on. Rabbi Lieberman said that he was going to need to unscrew it to see what was going on. His wife told him, “One second , before you unscrew it, let me sing “Hakal Yachol.” She sang “Hakal Yachol,” and then she told him to try again, and it started working! Read more: Bitachon Story #328
Shloimy, a bachur learning in Eretz Yisrael, needed to go shopping, but he did not have any money on him. He decided to go to the store and leave it up to Hashem. While he was at the store, someone came over to him and said, “I want the zechus to support a yeshiva bachur! If there is anything you need to buy, I’m going to pay for it!” Read more: Bitachon Story #326
According to reports, there’s a Yid in Eretz Yisrael who was very sick. The doctors gave up on him. They said that he had three more days to live. The man decided to dedicate those three days to singing praises to Hashem! That’s what he did. At the end of the three days, he felt all his strength come back to him, and he jumped out of bed! The doctors could not believe it! Read more: Bitachon Story #325
Mrs. Moskowitz* is a teacher in Lakewood. One night, her husband came home from Yeshiva not feeling well. He said he was feeling shvach and nauseous. He said, “Oh, my chavrusa just had shigella, and I probably caught it. He was out for a few days.” The first thing his wife thought was, “Oh no. Now my husband is going to be out for a few days, and my children are going to catch it.” Then she said, “One second. I don’t believe in cause and effect. I don’t believe in nature. I don’t believe in teva. I believe in “Hamechadesh bituvo bchol yom tamid.” Every second is a new world. Her husband went to sleep, and he woke up perfect! No symptoms. He was had all his kochos; he felt amazing! He had been complaining he was nauseous and weak, with all the symptoms of shigella, and the next morning he was back to himself, running around, feeling perfect! Read more: Bitachon Story #322
Daily Bitachon stories from the “A Life with Bitachon” hotline. This story was called in by Mrs. Applebaum. Mrs. Applebaum said over that a couple of months ago, someone gave her a post-dated check. She kept it folded up until she was able to cash the check. Finally, the day came. However, the hours of operation at the bank near to her house did not fit with her schedule. She was only able to go when the bank was closed and use the ATM machine. The issue and problem was that this ATM machine is very picky. It only takes a check if it’s straight and that check was a little crumpled after carrying it around for two months. Every time she put it into the ATM machine, the ATM wouldn’t accept it. She came back three times, putÝng it in the ATM machine, but it wasn’t working. She realized that she was going to have to work out her schedule so that she could get to the bank when it was open. As she was on the way to the bank, she got busy with something else and by the time she came, it was already closed. She was thinking, “What should I do? I really want to cash the check.” Then she said, “One second. Who is in charge of cashing the check? You think it’s the ATM machine? It’s up to Hakadosh Baruch Hu. It’s up to the Ribono Shel Olam. Let me be michazek and sing to myself, Hakol Yachol, Hakol Yachol, Hakol Yachol…” Then she said, “When you go with Emunah and Bitachon, it’s a different set of laws! It’s a different shulchan aruch!” This time, when she put the check into the ATM machine, it took the check 1, 2, 3! Read more: Daily Bitachon #1750
There was a group of women who were playing a game. One would provide a scenario, and the others would pour drops of water out of their cups based on how frustrated they would feel in that situation. The more frustration, the more drops of water. Mrs. Lesser* realized that although everyone around her was pouring out their water, she still had a full cup! She attributed it to all the lessons she learned from the “A Life of Bitachon” hotline! By playing this game, she realized how much she had gained since she started listening to the hotline! Read more: Bitachon Story #317
R’ Dovid suffered from anxiety for many years. He listens to ‘A Life with Bitachon,’ and he tells himself “There’s no such thing as anxiety – it’s all Hashem. Hashem is in charge of my emotions.” He told himself other positive messages that anxiety is good, and “Hamachadesh B’Tuvo B’chol Yom Tamid” – Hakadosh Baruch Hu renews everything every day. Just because I had anxiety yesterday, doesn’t mean I’ll have it today.” He now reports that his anxiety disappeared! He feels calm and relaxed. Read more: Bitachon Story #315
R’ Yisroel, a yungerman from Yerushalayim, used to get support from his father-in-law, who gave him money every month. Six months ago, his father-in-law’s business wasn’t doing well, and his father-in-law told him that he won’t be able to continue the support. Ever since then, R’ Yisroel started saying Parshas Haman ever day, and every month somehow money comes to him from all different ways! He clearly sees how parnassah is from Hashem. Just like the mahn came from Hashem, money comes from Hashem! Read more: Bitachon Story #313
Ephraim, a boy in Eretz Yisroel, was davening to win the raffle that his Rebbi was making. He davened and davened, but he lost. He then heard in “A Life with Bitachon” in section four, that Bitachon is a stronger power than tefilla. The next time his Rebbi made a raffle, he said, “This time I’m going with Bitachon that I’m going to win.” And he won! Read more: Bitachon Story #312
Mrs. Hess from Brooklyn, NY was looking for a bottle of Tylenol. She searched all the cabinets, all the closets, in the bedrooms, and in the seforim shrank, but she could not find it. So she turned to Hashem, and she said “ You’re the Kol Yachol, you’re the only one that can find it for me.” She then went back to one of the cabinets that she had already looked in before, and there it was, staring in her face! Read more: Bitachon Story #304
R’ Avraham was trying to make a purchase. The payment was not going through. He tried ten times without success! He said to himself, “Let me bring Hashem into the picture. It’s not the card, it’s Hashem, the Kol Yachol!” He tried again, and this time it went better than ever! Read more: Bitachon #299
It was Thursday night, and Mrs. Finkel had no money in her bank account or on her credit cards. She wanted to stay home for Shabbos, but she had no way to buy what she needed. She thought about how she always heard from the Bitachon Hotline and the Spring Hill Times that people who needed money for Shabbos were just given money in a second from Hashem, in so many miraculous ways! She said to Hashem, “I’m just going to write the list of what I need for Shabbos, and You’ll pay the bill!” As soon as she put her list down, she checked her phone, and her aunt had sent her money! Her bill came out to almost exactly what her aunt sent her! [Heard from Mrs. Finkel] Read more: Bitachon #283
