Mrs. Fink* had a baby and was trying to get on disability. When she called the lady said the computer’s down, she’ll call back. It was already a few hours and she didn’t call back. She initially thought to herself, “What’s the chance that the government program will call back?” So she called the Bitachon Hotline to get Chizuk!!! P.S. While she was on the line she got a click. It was the government agency! Read more: Bitachon #139

I lost a piece of jewelry. It was a day before my brother’s Bar Mitzva and I really wanted to wear it, but I couldn’t find it. I had Bitachon, and I said that if Hashem wants me to have it, I could still find it. I also said that if Hashem helps me find it, I would publicize my story in the Spring Hill Times. Less than a week later, I found the jewelry in a place that I had already looked! I realized that Hashem was just waiting for me have Bitachon in Him! [A Spring Hill Times Reader] Read more: Bitachon #134

There’s a speaker in Eretz Yisroel by the name of R’ Yitzchok Rakoff. He teaches and gives over words of Emunah and Bitachon. He encourages his talmidim to learn bitachon from a sefer. One Yid took his words seriously and was mekabel on himself to learn Chovos Halevavos every night after Maariv. One night, he came home, and his wife said, “We live in a very small apartment. The family is B”H growing, we must figure something out. We can’t go on like this.” He told her not to worry and that Hashem would help. The next day, he got a phone call from his father in America. His father was getting old. He asked his son to sell his house in America for him and then take the money and buy for himself a nice house in Eretz Yisroel! His father just requested that they build for him a small room in the back of the house where he could live next to his son. That is exactly what the Yid did! He sold his father’s house in America and bought a nice house for his family for free and his father came to live with them! Read more: Bitachon #125

The Sandlers live in Canada. Mr. Sandler earns money on the computer. They use the money he makes each day to support their family. One day, he came to work, and the computers were down. He was not able to work and make money that day. He started getting worried how he would pay his bills… Then he stopped and said, “Who pays my bills? It’s not the company, rather it’s Hashem! He has many other ways to support our family.” That day, they got a letter that they were approved for American citizenship. Along with the approval letter, was a check for $30,000! Read more: Bitachon #123

The Baums* were having trouble financially with paying their bills. As a zchus, Mrs. Baum was mekabel on herself to start listening to ‘A Life with Bitachon‘. The week that she started listening, she opened her mailbox and there was an unexpected check. She had no idea where it came from! Surely, Hashem was proud of her decision! Read more: Bitachon #122

Baruch* follows “A Life of Bitachon” and implements it into his daily life. However, his father never really tapped into the wonders of Bitachon. One day, they had to fax something to someone, and the machine was not working. Baruch’s father said, “We need to get a technician to come done as soon as possible to fix the machine.” Baruch said, “What do you mean? Hakol Yachol! Hashem can fix the fax machin e.” His father was not pleased and said, “Listen, I’m a lot older than you and I know that when your fax machine is broken, you go and repair it.” Chaim started singing Hakol Yachul and trusting in Hashem. Then he said, “Okay Totty, now we can try again.” His father tried again, and the fax machine worked!! Read more: Bitachon #121

“I love the Spring Hill Times every single week. I try to print it out every week and read it to my class. I drive a Nissan Rogue, which I leased about a year and a half ago. I really did not know anything about the notifications. So I did not know that it doesn’t tell you when it needs an oil change. I waited and waited and I didn’t get an oil change. A couple of weeks ago, a notification came on that I have to stop the car because there was a problem with the oil filter. I figured that was the notification for the oil change so I went that Sunday to get an oil change in Lakewood. I brought my car to the place and as I’m there in the waiting room, someone asked me, “What do you do?” I told him that I work in Brooklyn, so he said “You drive so much, you must get an oil change once a month.” I said “No, actually this is my first time after driving my car for a year and a half.” So he said “Oh, okay, that’s interesting.” The mechanic who works there, came in wearing gloves on his hands and his hands were full of what looked like soot and mud. And he screams, “Whose Nissan Rogue is this?” I said “It’s mine.” He asked, “When was the last time you did an oil change?” I said, “I never did it.” He said, “Your car will never work again. I’m telling you right now, there’s nothing we can do. I’ll put oil in, but it’s probably not going to drive out of here. If it drives even further, it’s going to stop on the highway. It’s going to break down. Your car will never work again, I’m telling you.” And then he said, “The only thing that will help this work is a miracle. It’s not going to work.” So I said “I guess I’m going to rely on a miracle.” I sat in the waiting room thinking, “Hashem can do anything.” I said to myself, I’ve always been thinking that instead of using paraffin candles on Shabbos, I should really use oil, and it’s for an oil change, so next Shabbos that I’m home we’ll use olive oil for the candles instead of paraffin. I’ll try it for one week, and B’zchus this, my car should be fine. I went to the car. The guy behind the counter said “It’s not going to work.” I said “Okay,” and drove off. It’s been so far two weeks and my car is not saying anything, no notifications. My car is driving as if it’s a brand new car.” [A Spring Hill Times Reader] Read more: Bitachon #118