Bible stories, big and bold, told for curious kids, brave pre-teens, and the families who love them. Where ancient wisdom meets a child's wide-eyed wonder.
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Tall & Small is a pre-recorded podcast exploring biblical topics together — books of the Bible, epic stories, and the everyday faith questions kids actually ask. We believe Scripture was meant to be heard with wonder, discussed with family, and lived out with joy.
The humorous cohost
Tall asks the silly questions so kids don't have to hold back theirs — and brings the laughs that keep every story light, honest, and fun to listen to.
The children's pastor
Small brings firm, loving biblical truth to the conversation — making deep things simple enough for a child and sturdy enough to build a life on.
From Genesis to Revelation, we bring Scripture to life with sound, imagination, and wonder.
Kids, pre-teens, and parents listen together — then talk about it all with simple discussion prompts.
Every episode is pre-recorded, carefully written, and family-friendly — no surprises, just truth.
We pair the monumental scale of God's truth with the wide-eyed wonder of a child's heart.
Kids and families — send us your Bible questions, story requests, or a voice-note idea. Your question might light up our next adventure!
From living rooms to carpool lines, here's how Tall & Small is bringing families together around God's Word.
"Friday nights are officially Tall & Small nights in our house. Our kids beg for one more episode, and honestly, we do too!"
"We play an episode on the way to Sunday school and the kids arrive already talking about the story. What a gift."
"The Small Talk points turn car rides into the best conversations we have all week. Even my twelve-year-old joins in."
"Tall's silly questions get our shyest one laughing out loud — and somehow the deep truth always lands right after."
"It's the one podcast I never have to preview. I know every minute will be biblical, gentle, and full of wonder."
The best part of the show is what happens on your couch. Snap a photo of your family listening, tell us about your favorite episode, and share the moment.
Favorite: The fiery furnace
Sometimes when I pick my daughter up from school, I have to bring her back to the office while I finish work. After she does her homework, she loves listening to a podcast while we get things wrapped up to go home.
Favorite: True Friendship
Our daughter loved the lesson on true friendship. It has helped her to be a great friend and also helped her to know what to look for in her friends!
Favorite: Feeding the 5000
My son has always loved the story of feeding the 5000. This episode brought it to LIFE for him and he learned it so much.
Favorite: Back to School
Since my son just started kindergarten, at his new school, this episode helped calm his anxiety of going to a new place, and help me learn to be light for Jesus, even at school.
Favorite: Good Friday
Sunday morning pajamas, pancakes, and the whole family piled on the bed. The Good Friday episode helped our kids understand Easter in a way three years of church services hadn't. Tender and true.
Favorite: Who Am I, Who Is God
We homeschool, so Tall & Small is our morning devotional. After the 'Who Am I' episode, my son made a poster of who God says he is. It's still taped above his desk.
Favorite: A real LOVE Story
My granddaughter and I listen on the porch swing every visit. The love story episode sparked the sweetest conversation about how God loves us first — she now says it back to me every time we say goodbye.
Favorite: Cain and Able
We print the coloring pages while we listen. My two boys colored their way through the Cain and Abel episode and then had the deepest talk about getting along. Brothers, right?
Favorite: The Faithfulness of Noah
We started the Noah episode on a rainy Saturday and by the end our whole living room had become the ark — stuffed animals two by two! Now every time it rains, our kids ask to listen again.
Favorite: Feeding the 5000
We listen while we bake every Sunday afternoon. Halfway through the 5000 loaves episode, my daughter stopped rolling dough and said, 'God can make my little lunch enough for anybody.' We all cried a little.
