Someone owed Mrs. Deutsch* money and wasn’t paying it back. She follows a ‘Life with Bitochon‘ and knows that she doesn’t need the person to pay her back, Hashem will. She just has to leave everything up to Hashem. At that same time, a relative of hers came back from Eretz Yisroel and gave them a large gift. It was five times the amount the person owed her! Read more: Bitachon #178
Boruch’s* wife used to criticize him often. He thought to himself that he heard of the concept of ‘Hatva b’makom hakpada’ on “A Life with Bitachon“, to pay back good instead of getting upset. So he thought of a way how to pay back his wife. He decided he will start complimenting her more. He will tell her that she is the best wife. He started saying thank you for this and thank you for that. And his wife was blown away by his caring and sensitivity. Their shalom bayis skyrocketed! All it took was just a few positive word! Read more: Bitachon #177
A teacher was trying to turn on a CD for her class, and it wasn’t working. She turned to her class and she says “Kinderlach, I can’t turn it on, but you could help me! Let’s sing Hakol Yachol!” They were all mechazek that Hashem is the one in charge, and BOOM! The next time she tried, it worked! Read more: Bitachon #176
It was Leil Shabbos and Mrs. Langer* noticed that the cholent was going to get burned. She didn’t have any hot water from the tea kettle to pour in. How was she going to make her cholent more watery if she could not pour in water on shabbos? She said to herself, “I know! I heard on ‘A Life with Bitachon‘ about a boy who went somewhere for Shabbos. He told the host that it looks like the cholent would get burnt. The host said, “We believe that Hashem is the Kol Yachul. We can’t pour in water, but it doesn’t mean that Hashem doesn’t know how to do it.” The next day, the boy said, the cholent was watery! It didn’t make sense! The night before, it didn’t have a lot of water, and now it had even more water! Mars. Langer said to herself, ‘Hashem is the One in charge and He could make the cholent not burn.’ A Baruch Hashem, the same thing happened to her. The next day came and the cholent was watery! Read more: Bitachon #175
Hi, I want to share a story that happened to me this past summer when I was in Eretz Yisroel with my siblings. Baruch Hashem we were able to go to Meron for a few days. Meron is on a very tall, big hill. We had a few heavy suitcases and we couldn’t travel up. We tried hitching for a half an hour and then tried to get a taxi, but it was very expensive. We strengthened ourselves in emunah and bitachon. We said that be’ezras Hashem, when the Ribbono Shel Olam sends a yeshua we will call the Spring Hill Times. Baruch Hashem, eventually a man pulled up and he had the exact amount of seats we needed. The trunk had the exact amount of space we needed for our suitcases. He brought us to where we needed to go. The Ribbono Shel Olam is a Kol Yachol, and He gave us a Yeshuah! Read more: Bitachon #174
The Friedlander* family was making a wedding. They checked the forecast. They predicted that there would be heavy rain the entire day of the wedding. The whole family got in a bad mood. Mrs. Friedlander then picked up Spring Hill Times and looked at the weather forecast. It said that the day would be another beautiful day for Mashhiach to come! She told it over to her family, and the whole atmosphere changed! Instead of looking at the rain in a negative way, they became all cheerful! They looked forward to the chasuna in a positive way. They just focused on the fact that it is another beautiful day to greet Mashiach! Read more: Bitachon #173
I was taking my son to a doctor in a different town. I wasn’t 100 percent sure of the directions, and my GPS wasn’t connecting for some reason. We decided to start going and eventually we would figure it out. As we approached the exit where I wasn’t sure, I checked the GPS, but it was still stuck, saying no satellite reception. I said, “Hashem, You are the Kol Yachol. It’s not the GPS it’s You. Please do us a favor and get us there safely.” Practically as soon as I said the words, the GPS said, “Bear left to exit…” It continued to work the entire way until we got there. We thanked Hashem profusely for allowing us to get there and for answering our tefillos. Read more: Bitachon #167
A 9th grader, was trying to fix his watch. He needed to put back a metal piece that came off his watch but he just couldn’t get the piece back where it belonged. He finally gave up and just then a fellow classmate suggested that he sing “Hakol Yachol” before he tried it again. He sang the song and this time it went in easily! Read more: Bitachon #166
Mrs. Weinberg* put her son’s pants in the wash and didn’t realize that there was a MP3 player in his pocket. They only realized after it came out of the washing machine! Mrs. Weinberg told her son, “Don’t worry, we believe in the Kol Yachol. We believe that Hashem can do anything and everything!!” P.S. Her son tried the MP3 and it worked! Read more: Bitachon #164
Every time Mrs. Horowitz would give her baby medicine, the baby would cry because she didn’t like the taste. Mrs Horowitz felt bad about it. Her sister suggested to her that she play the baby the song ‘Hakol Yachol’ before giving the medicine. She did it and the baby instantly became relaxed! Read more: Bitachon #163
Gavirel* a bochur learning in upstate New York, had a problem. Every time he put his SD card into his recorder a message came up that said that it needed to be formatted. Gavriel did not want to format the card because then everything on the card would get erased. He tried taking the card out and putting it back in. He tried everything he could think of, yet nothing worked. This went on for a month and a half. One night, Gavriel put the card in the recorder thinking in his mind without any doubts, that Hashem is the One who does everything and no one else. Hashem is in charge if it should work or not. He then put it in and it worked! After a month and a half of it not working, it suddenly worked!!! Read more: Bitachon #161
Dear Spring Hill Times, I was bathing my child and my phone fell into the water. Instead of saying, “Oy vey,” I said, “Boruch Hashem!” It was right before Shabbos and I was able to shut off the phone and put it away to let it dry. After shabbos I turned it on and B”H it worked! Thank you Hashem that it happened on erev Shabbos and not on a different day! [A Spring Hill Times Reader] Read more: Bitachon #160
