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
Mrs. Berkowitz* had a phone number for a very long time. Suddenly, the phone company closed her account. She tried everything to get her account back, but she was told that once the account was closed there was nothing to do. She decided that she would sing ‘Hakol Yachol’ and then call the company again.
Zev* lives on a Kollel budget. His wife sent him shopping with a long shopping list. It came out to $250, which was money he didn’t really have. But it was for Yom Tov, so he happily paid for the shopping. When he got home, his wife said, “Oh, I forgot one thing on the
Avi Weissfeld* went to an Avos U’banim learning program on Chol Hamoed Pesach. Each child received a kite. He was very excited because he loved to fly kites. His cousins came to visit, and they said, “We also like to fly kites,” so he lent it to them. Somehow, in their enthusiasm, the cousins broke
Over the Yom Tov of Pesach, Yaakov Braun* was looking for something very important. He looked high and low, but he couldn’t find it. He said to himself: “Why did Hashem make it that we shouldn’t find it if it’s so important? I know why! Hashem is trying to teach me, your eyes don’t find
The Waldman’s* bought a house but they fell on rough times and weren’t able to pay for the mortgage. They fell behind $30,000. B”H business started picking up and they were able to make their monthly payments but they had a debt of $30,000. They called up the mortgage company and asked them if they
R’ Leib* went through heart surgery. He was listening to the Yesod section on “A Life With Bitachon,” and he heard that when someone is sick, the Shechina rests on him, like in the Bais Hamikdash. He took advantage of the fact that he was like a Bais Hamikdash, and he started giving Brachos to
R’ Meshulem lent someone a few thousand Shekel. The person was supposed to pay him back in a week or two. The week or two went by, but he didn’t hear from him. R’ Meshulem tried reaching out to the person but he kept pushing him off. Before he knew it, it was already three
R’ Yitzchok* and his family were moving from Yerushalayim to Afula. They had a problem. The furniture in the apartment where they had been renting belonged to the landlord and the new apartment where they were moving to wasn’t furnished. He was going to have to buy everything from scratch: appliances, furniture…. He was learning
Mrs. Broder* from Brooklyn, New York, was on the way home and she needed to find a parking spot near her house. She thought to herself, “What are the chances that I’ll find an open parking spot?” She said, “Hashem, at least let me find a parking spot on the block.” Then she said, “One
Someone called up R’ Sruli Mayer* and asked him if he wants to sponsor lunch for a learning program. He thought to himself, ‘If I give Tzedakah and help Yidden, I’m sure Hashem will pay me back.” Right after he gave the money, he went to buy a door. The person he was buying it
R’ Chaim Weberr* wanted to go to Kollel. But he missed his bus. First he thought, “What should I do now?” Then he said, “I might have missed the bus, but Hashem could still get me there.” Just then, a Yungerman who learns in his Kollel passed by and he was able to bring him
