Avrumy was trying to open the trunk of his car, but it was not opening. He tried this and that to no avail. Everyone in the family tried to help him, but it was just not opening. Finally, he said to himself that he would have to bring the car to the mechanic. But then
Mrs. Schwartz was trying to open a locked door, but the lock was jammed, and she was not able to open it. She tried this and that but to no avail. She called a Life with Bitachon and listened to the yesod. It was all about how we do nothing and Hashem is doing everything.
Chani had her school’s production on Motzei Shabbos. She needed her costume to be ironed. They were going away for Shabbos, and her mother said that she had no time to iron it. Chani turned to Hashem and said, “I’m trusting in You. I know that You’re going to iron the costume for me. I
I had a bill to pay. I learn the sefer Chovos Halevavos, Shaar Habitachon every day for five minutes. I got a phone call while I was learning, and the caller left me a message. It was a yid from Los Angeles who said that he was flying to the Tri- State area and would
The Grosses from Detroit, MI, were in the hospital over Shabbos, waiting to have a baby. It was taking a long time! On Motzei Shabbos, they called a Life with Bitachon and left a message for Rabbi Golombeck asking him what to do. It was getting very difficult for them. Rabbi Golombeck called them back,
Ari, a bachur learning in yeshiva, was having a very difocult time understanding the sugya. He took out a pen and paper and wrote a letter to Hashem. He wrote, “You are the Creator. You are the “chonen ladam daas.” You’re the Kol Yachol! I’m giving the sugya over to You!” Right after that, the
Mrs. Levy had a medical scare, but she decided that she was not going to have hispaylus from teva, and she was going to laugh off the entire thing. Baruch Hashem, she saw an amazing yeshua! Read more: Bitachon Brings Understanding
The Goldberg family from Lakewood, N.J., are readers of the Spring Hill Times. One day, their five year old son was in cheder, and he was not able to close his briefcase. He tried a few times, but it was not closing. He turned to Hashem and he said, “Hashem, you are able to close
Last Wednesday night, Mrs. Roth from Brooklyn ,NY, received a phone call from her child’s babysitter that she would not be able to watch her baby the next day. Mrs. Roth called a woman who takes drop-in babysittng, but the woman told her that she would not be able to take her baby. Mrs. Roth
R’ Lazar, a chassidish yungerman from Brooklyn, NY who listened to Ki Tov Hashem news station, was on his way to his road test. He told his teacher that he wants the person who’s going to give him the test to be a man. The teacher told him that today there are only going to
Daily Bitachon stories from the “A Life with Bitachon” hotline. This story was called in all the way from Eretz Yisrael by my very chashuv talmid by the name of Simcha Elefant. He was trying to make a passport for his baby so they could fly home during Pesach bein hazemanim. When he called up
Daily Bitachon stories from the “A Life with Bitachon” hotline. This story was called in by Mrs. Blumenfrucht. Mrs. Blumenfrucht said over that her husband’s phone has been broken already for the past few months. Whenever he got around to it, he would take it apart and try fixing it. He would compare it to
