R’ Yisrael had fungus for a very long time. He tried everything, but it was not going away. It was getting worse and spreading. He said to himself, “There is no teva, there is no fungus, it’s an illusion, it’s all Hashem!” The next morning, half of the fungus was gone! He kept on chazering
R’ Dovid called up Rabbi Golombeck with a problem that he was having. Someone owed him $40,000. He kept on trying to call the person, but the person was not responding. Rabbi Golombeck told him to stop calling the person. “Be mevater and leave him alone. Hashem is going to pay you back.” R’ Dovid
Mrs. Braunstein* was speaking to her friend, and she said to her, “You know, we have so many debts. I don’t know what to do about it.” Her friend said, “We both listen to the Bitachon Hotline. Let’s both have bitachon that Hashem will take care of your debts.” While she was just telling Mrs.
Morah Rabinowitz from Lakewood sings Hakol Yachol with her students in Bais Yaakov every morning, and her students tell her their Hakol Yachol stories. She said that there is a big difference in the children and in the whole ruach and atmosphere in the classroom. They are so excited to say over their stories, and
Mrs. Stern* said that a girl in her daughter’s class was acting up and was kicked out. Mrs. Stern’s daughter came home and asked her if they could have bitachon that the girl would be allowed back in. Mrs. Stern called Rabbi Golombeck, and Rabbi Golombeck said, “Of course, consider that she is back in!”
It was Thursday night, and Mrs. Finkel had no money in her bank account or on her credit cards. She wanted to stay home for Shabbos, but she had no way to buy what she needed. She thought about how she always heard from the Bitachon Hotline and the Spring Hill Times that people who
R’ Yehuda from England had a very large bill that he needed to pay. He had no idea how he was going to come up with the money. So he turned to Hashem and said, “Hashem, I’m giving you the bill!” That very same day, he received a letter from the government offering him to
R’ Avraham, a yungerman from England was having trouble with his light. Every time he put it on it would go off. He tried everything but it was not working. He puttered with the fuse but it still did not help. He then thought to himself, ‘One minute, I think I’m the one putting on
Mrs. Grossman* was listening to a story on ‘A Life with Bitachon‘ about a yid by the name of R’ Eli Lowinger who had lost his wallet a few months previously and had looked all over for months and had given up. He really needed it, because his wife was about to have a baby,
Mrs. Levi from Beit Shemesh had a big bill to pay and no money in sight. She didn’t know what she was going to do. She said, “Hashem has helped me in many ways in the past when I had no idea what I would do. Hashem will always help.” She was passing by the
Daily Bitachon stories from the “A Life with Bitachon” hotline. This story was called in by Mrs. Schlesinger. She had to make a flight overseas with her family. The flight was taking off at 5:20, and the boarding gate would close 15 minutes beforehand, at 5:05. They were running very late, and they saw that
Mr. Berger from Chicago, Illinois works in an office. On Erev Shabbos Parshas Mikeitz, his boss came over to him and asked him to do a different job. Mr. Berger was really not interested in doing it; it was too much for him, but he didn’t say anything. He thought to himself, ”Ein Od Milvado.”
