Tiny Theologians

In "H is for Honor Your Father and Your Mother," TJ and Tory are getting ready for a bike ride when they discover that honoring their parents is about more than simply following the rules.

In "G is for God Is Love," TJ and Tory spot a goose trying to cross a busy road and set out to find a way to help him safely reach the other side.

In "F is for Fear Not, for I Am with You," a family trip to the fair takes TJ higher than he expected when he climbs aboard the Ferris wheel—and suddenly feels afraid.

In "E is for Every Good and Perfect Gift Is from Above," an evening walk through the neighborhood turns into an adventure in the dark as TJ, Tory, and Dad notice lights shining all around them.

In "D is for Do to Others as You Would Have Them Do to You," TJ and Tory are headed to a dolphin show when they both set their sights on the very last double chocolate donut.

In "C is for Create in Me a Clean Heart," a conversation about dirty hands gets TJ and Tory wondering what it means to have a clean heart.

In "B is for Believe in the Lord Jesus," TJ is feeling nervous about starting school, and Tory suggests that he just needs to believe in himself.

In "A is for All Have Sinned," Tory is disappointed when she falls short of making the volleyball team—and then discovers a Bible verse that says we have all fallen short of something much bigger: the glory of God.

In "Z is for Zion," TJ and Tory help Mr. Reed search for a lost puppy, Zippy.

In "Y is for Yahweh," TJ and Tory go on an adventure to learn about God’s personal name—Yahweh, the great I AM.

In "X is for eXalted One," TJ tries to prove himself but ends up getting hurt.

TJ and Tory bring us to the final and glorious truth of the Easter story—Jesus is King.

Farmer Caroline shares the joyful news that Jesus did not stay hidden after the resurrection—He appeared to His disciples, alive and real.

TJ and Tory share the most exciting moment in the entire Easter story—the resurrection of Jesus!

Mr. Truman helps us reflect on the burial of Jesus and the meaning behind the closed tomb.

In today’s episode of the Tiny Theologians Easter series, TJ and Tory walk us through the moment of Jesus’ crucifixion.

Mrs. Dee Livery delivers a powerful part of the Easter story as we consider the suffering of Jesus.

TJ and Tory walk through a sad but important part of the Easter story—the betrayal of Jesus.

Mr. Reed joins us on a morning walk to reflect on one of the most important meals in the Bible—the Last Supper.

In today’s episode of the Tiny Theologians Easter series, Farmer Caroline joins us from the orchard to explore the meaning behind the fig tree.

In today’s episode of the Tiny Theologians Easter series, we visit the temple in Jerusalem and discover the meaning behind the dove.

In "W is for Worship," TJ and Tory spend the day at a water park and go on an adventure to discover how what we love shapes the way we live.

In "V is for Visible Church," TJ and Tory go on an adventure to discover the difference between the big “C” Church and the little “c” church.

In "U is for Unconditional Love," TJ and Tory join Ms. Dee Livery as she delivers a package to Mr. Wiseman—a package with very specific “conditions.”

In "T is for Trinity," TJ and Tory go on an adventure to learn about God who is three in one—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

In "S is for Sacrament," TJ and Tory play detective as they learn about baptism and communion.

In "R is for Repentance," TJ and Tory go on an adventure to learn the difference between confession and repentance.

In "Q is for Quick to Forgive," TJ and Tory go on an adventure that invites them to extend forgiveness to their own dad.

In "P is for Priest," TJ and Tory go on an adventure to learn what it means that Jesus is our great High Priest.

In "O is for Old and New Testaments," TJ and Tory go on an adventure to discover how the two parts of the Bible fit together.

In "N is for Neighbor," TJ and Tory go on an adventure asking the question, “Who is my neighbor?”

The baby ornament celebrates the moment we’ve been waiting for—Jesus is born!

With the wise-man ornament, Mr. Wiseman follows the journey of the magi from Matthew 2.

The shepherd ornament takes Miss Dee Livery into the fields near Bethlehem, where ordinary shepherds received the first announcement of Jesus’ birth.

Today TJ and Tory's Dad uses the Joseph ornament to help reflect on Joseph’s obedience and courage.

Holding the heart ornament, Coach Faith explores the joyful meeting between Mary and Elizabeth.

The Mary ornament invites Tory and TJ into the moment when Gabriel appears to Mary with astonishing news: she will carry the Son of God!

With the angel ornament, Mr. Wiseman remembers Gabriel’s visit to Zechariah in Luke 1.

Farmer Caroline and The fish ornament help lead us into Jonah’s story—running from God, swallowed by a great fish, and given a second chance.

With the stump-and-shoot ornament, Tory and TJ explore Isaiah’s prophecy: a shoot would grow from the stump of Jesse.

The altar ornament and Mr. Truman reminds us of Elijah’s showdown on Mount Carmel.

Today’s crown ornament points Mrs. Wiseman to the moment David was anointed in 1 Samuel 16.

With the sling ornament in hand, Tory and TJ revisit David’s courageous victory in 1 Samuel 17.

Mr. Reed holds the wheat ornament and remembers Ruth’s story—a story of kindness, redemption, and belonging.

With the tent ornament hung up, Tory and TJ explore Exodus 25 and John 1:14

The serpent ornament brings Mr. Truman to Numbers 21, where God healed His people when they looked at the bronze serpent lifted high.

Tj and Tory's Mom joins this episode to talk about how the stone-tablet ornament reminds us of God giving the Ten Commandments in Exodus 20.

The lamb ornament brings Tory and TJ to the first Passover in Exodus 12.

Today’s burning-bush ornament helps Tory and TJ revisit Exodus 3, when God called Moses and revealed His name: “I AM.”

With the colorful coat ornament, Mr. Wiseman remembers Joseph—deeply loved, betrayed, and yet used by God to save many lives.

The ladder ornament leads Tory and TJ into Jacob’s dream from Genesis 28—a stairway reaching from earth to heaven.

Today’s star ornament helps Tory and TJ remember God’s big promise to Abraham.

Mr. Truman joins Tiny Theologians for Day 3 of the Jesse Tree to tell one of the Bible’s most unforgettable stories—Noah and the flood.

Tory and TJ continue the Advent journey by looking at one of the saddest moments in God’s big story—the Fall. With the apple ornament in hand, they explore Genesis 3 and learn how sin first entered the world when Adam and Eve chose their own way instead of God’s way.

Tory and TJ kick off the Advent season by starting at the very beginning of God’s big story—the creation of the world!

In "M is for Mercy," TJ and Tory go on an adventure to discover what mercy really means.

In "L is for Liturgy," TJ and Tory go on an adventure to learn how the habits we practice regularly shape our everyday lives.

In "K is for Kingdom of God," TJ and Tory go on an adventure to discover what it means that Jesus came to establish God’s Kingdom.

In "J is for Justification," TJ and Tory go on an adventure to discover what it means to be made right with God.

In "I is for Imago Dei," TJ and Tory go on an adventure to discover what it means to be made in the image of God.

In "H is for Holy Spirit," TJ and Tory go on an adventure to discover all about the Holy Spirit—who He is and what He does.

In "G is for Gospel," TJ and Tory set off to remember the whole story of the gospel—from creation to Jesus’ death and resurrection to the promise of new life.

In "F is for Faith," TJ and Tory set out to discover what faith really is and what it means to have faith in Jesus.

In "E is for Eternal," TJ and Tory go on an adventure to discover what it means that God is eternal.

In "D is for Doctrine," TJ and Tory go exploring to find out what the word “doctrine” really means.

In "C is for Communion," TJ and Tory head out on an adventure to discover why Christians eat bread and drink from the cup at church.

In 'B is for Baptism' TJ and Tory go on an adventure to discover what baptism is an who it is for.

In “Z is for Zealous” TJ and Tory visit “the Zone Dome” with their parents.

In “Y is for Yahweh” TJ is wondering what makes him unique.

In “X is for eXalted One” TJ is offered a job delivering news papers.

In "W is for the Word” Tory tries to describe a cake recipe to TJ and Mrs. Wiseman.

In “V is for the Vine” TJ and Tory visit Farmer Caroline’s with their mom.

In “U is for Unchanging” Tory gets a new classmate at school.

In “T is for Trinity” TJ and Tory are stumped at how God can be three AND one.

In “S is for Son of God” TJ and Tory’s family visit the skating rink.

In “R is for El Roi” TJ tags along on Tory’s class trip to the space center!

In “Q is for Quick to Forgive” Tory is frustrated by her friend, Quincy, and struggled to forgive her.

In “P is for Prince of Peace” TJ is faced with making his first field trip without his mom.

In “O is for One” Tory and TJ disagree about whether God is three (Father, Son, and Holy Spirit) or if he is One.

This Christmas, discover the source of true Christmas joy alongside TJ and Tory!

In “M is for Mediator” TJ and Tory visit a maker’s market their their mom.

In “L is for Living Water” Tory wonders if there’s anything that will quench her thirst – forever!

In “K is for King of Kings” TJ and Tory play a competitive game of King of the Mountain.

In “J is for Jesus” TJ and Tory visit a trampoline park with their parents!

In “I is for I AM” TJ and Tory meet Mr. Wiseman’s latest visitor: an Iguana named Isaac!

In “H is for Helper of the Fatherless” Tory tries to convince her dad to let her adopt an orphaned hedgehog!

In “G is for Good Shepherd” TJ and Tory visit Farmer Caroline’s farm to meet the newest members of the farm: baby lambs!

In “F is for Firstborn of Creation” TJ and his mom join Tory at her school for Field Day.

In “E is for Elohim” TJ joins Tory on a school field trip to the zoo.

In “D is for Deliverer” Tj and Tory help their mom and neighbors, Mr. & Mrs. Wiseman, free a duck who is stuck in the mud.

In C is for Christ, Tory has a special homework assignment but she's soon confronted with a big question: is there anyone who can save all people?

In B is for Bread of Life, TJ and Tory try to find the answer to whether or not there is anything that can make you never hungry again.