Sarah* needed to buy something for her child, but she didn’t have any money. She was trying to figure out how she could buy it. All of a sudden, someone knocked on her door and said, “I owe you money from a really long time ago, can I pay you back now?” It was the
Chaya Davis* lost her memory card from her camera. She thought about all of the positivity from Spring Hill Times and decided to be positive. She kept on repeating out loud, “I accept it. It’s from Hashem.” The phone then rang, and the person said that they found a memory card, and she wanted to
Sarah Speigel* was looking for a job. She was looking high and low, but nothing worked out. She said, “Hashem, I am leaving the rest up to You. I did my Hishtadlus.” Later that night, someone called her up and asked if she was still looking for a job, because she would like to hire
Mrs. Fried* was with her family in a bungalow colony during the summer. One day, her son was playing in the playground, and he found a necklace. At first, she thought it was a cheap necklace. But when her daughter came home, she said that it was a very expensive necklace. She looked at the
Bitachon stories inspired by the “A Life with Bitachon” hotline. Baruch Rosenstock needed to deposit a check in the ATM Machine. He tried depositing the check three times, but it didn’t work. After the third time of not being successful, he thought to himself, “ What should I do differently?” He said, “I know, I
Chaim Schwartz,* a Bochur learning in yeshiva, had difficulty understanding his Rebbi’s Shiur. When anyone asked him how the Shiur was, he would say, “It was Gavaldig, it was amazing. I understood every word!” He wanted to say a positive lie rather than a negative truth, like we say over on the hotline from R’
Shmuli Zack* was driving his car in rainy weather. His brakes didn’t work properly and was about to crash into the car in front of him, so he turned away and was going to crash into a wall. He started screaming “Ein Od Milvado” and “Shema Yisroel..” He then crashed and totaled the car and
Daily Bitachon stories from the “A Life with Bitachon” hotline. This story was called in by Mrs. Auslander. Mrs. Auslander said that it was less than two hours before Shabbos, and somebody pulled open the freezer door so hard that it came off the hinges. They weren’t able to close the freezer door. They tried
Daily Bitachon stories from the “A Life with Bitachon” hotline. This story was called in by Mrs. Mordowitz. Mrs. Mordowitz said over that in the beginning of last week, she brought two of her sons’ Shabbos suits to the cleaners to get cleaned for Shabbos. She had in mind to pick them up earlier in
Morah Rachel* from Houston said that one of her students came in and said, “Morah, I just had a most unbelievable story! I was trying to charge my phone, but the charger was broken, and it wasn’t charging. I kept trying, but nothing worked. Then I remembered the stories I always hear on a Life
R’ Yitzchak*, a Rebbi from one of the Southern cities in Eretz Yisrael, shared that his son went on a trip with a friend. During the trip, they left their bags on a bench. When they came back, the bags were stolen. In their bags were many important things, passports, wallets, money. His son came
A Talmid came to visit me and he said that he has been following the “A Life of Bitachon” hotline for three years, and it changed his life! Recently, he was going with his family to the airport. When they arrived they were told that they came too late and they couldn’t go on the