Listen to the Powerful, Daily-Updated Shiurim and Stories that have inspired tens of thousands by Rabbi Golombeck on ‘A Life with Bitachon’, also known as ‘The Bitachon Hotline’.Lakewood 732-719-3898Five Boroughs 929-470-5577Monsey 845-470-5577Eretz Yisrael 079-704-0068England 033-0909-0001Australia (3) 9999-7300Switzerland 043-577-50-01 What is the definition of Bitachon? Bitachon (hebrew- ביטחון) is the realization of the infinite love that
Yitzi* went together with his uncle’s family – the Yurkansky’s to the mountains for Shabbos to be by his Bubby and Zeidy. As they were driving back from the country to Lakewood on Motzaei Shabbos very late at night, they slowed down to turn off at an exit. The car behind them kept on going
A teacher who taught in R’ Zechariah Wallerstein Zt’l’s yeshivah met a previous student who had been off the derech. The girl looked like a regular, frum, normal Bais Yaakov girl. The teacher started shmoozing with her. The girl told her, “Guess what changed my life. Do you know the bitachon hotline? I listen every
Mrs. Walkin* was waiting for sixteen years for a baby. Someone introduced her to ‘A Life with Bitachon‘. She went around spreading the message about how Hashem is taking care of the world, and that one should never give up hope, regardless of how many years they are waiting for a yeshuah. After two years
Mr. and Mrs. Cooper* were waiting for many years to have children. The doctor told them, “Sorry, there is nothing to do.” Mrs. Cooper decided to make an Avoda out of ‘Hakol Yachol’. She would keep repating to herself that Hashem could do everything and anything. Every day she would wake up and sing ‘Hakol
Mrs. Shein,* a neighbor of Rabbi Golombeck, has a son who had been married for over twenty years without children. Her daughter-in-law is forty years old and just had her first baby! Her son and daughter-in-law said it was because of Bitachon; they never gave up! Read more: Bitachon Fixes Windshield Wipers
This story was called in by Meir Tchaikovsky. He was once traveling together with his father to Eretz Yisrael and they wanted to sit together on the flight. His father called the travel agent. “Can you please work it out to get me a seat right next to my son? ” The travel agent said,
This story has been called in by Mrs. Neuschloss. Her daughter Chani* woke up in the morning feeling under the weather. She wasn’t able to go to school. She had to stay home a whole day. Chani* said, “Mommy, can you please buy me arts and crafts? I’m going to be bored the whole day.
This story was called in all the way from Tzfas by Mrs. Benjamin. She was walking with her six-year-old granddaughter, Esti,* and they were passing by a store. Esti* said, “Bubby, I really would like a tape dispenser. Can we get it from this store?” Mrs. Benjamin said, “Sure, but I don’t even know if
This story’s been called in by a very, very chashuva yungerman by the name of R’ Binyamin Prater. Not too long ago, he had a baby. Many times, his baby was cranky. He thought to himself, ‘Wouldn’t it be nice if I would have a rocking chair to sit on. I’d be able to rock
This story was called in by Miri* Rosenfeld. She went with a group of her friends to a random park to study for a test. After they were there for a while, they needed a ride back. They called different people, fathers, mothers, relatives, but nobody was able to pick them up. They thought, “Oh,
This story was called in by a Mrs. Mizrachi. She said she was looking all over for her phone. It was very, very important that she find it by the next day as she didn’t know how she would manage without it. She spent a long time checking every place she could think of, combing
