Stories for Kids · Tiny Theologians
by Tiny Theologians
This adventure podcast for kids is fun, upbeat, and rich with biblical theology. Each week, kids can join TJ and Tory as they adventure through the attributes of God, names of God, and more!
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I’m a children’s minister by vocation and a mom to three littles. I find it very hard to find content that I don’t have to be worried about letting my kiddos listen to or recommending to parents. Tiny Theologians is absolute GOLD! I so appreciate the intentional way the show is written, there’s no sarcasm or dialogue that encourages my kids to copy something that wouldn’t honor the Lord. There’s not only rock solid theological training, but also helps my kids learn how to love one another well. So so thankful for this podcast! Couldn’t recommend it enough!
My kids adore this podcast. From two years old to six years old, they all enjoy it. I think they do a great job with sound effects and fun story lines. The music is a little cheesy but the kids seem to enjoy it so I don’t mind! It’s the only thing the kids can all agree on to listen to on long car rides. It’s saved us from a lot of car tantrums!
I am amazed by how much this podcast has taught my kids. We listen to an episode every night and have done so for over a year. The episodes really help them to understand topics we are already teaching them and learning at church. I think it’s perfectly done to capture the complexity of Bible topics while also simplifying it enough for kids. My children are 8,4, and 2 and they love Tori and TJ! ❤️
I love the heart behind Tiny Theologians and the message it’s trying to teach children. The concept is genuinely wonderful. Unfortunately, the execution leaves a lot to be desired. The voice acting is painful to listen to as an adult who consumes a lot of audiobooks and radio dramas, and the music is incredibly cheesy. I wish the songs were catchy and memorable, but instead, they’re instantly forgettable. Too often, it seems like a good message is considered good enough, even when the quality of the production falls far short. It reminds me of the problem with so many Christian movies. We shouldn’t have to settle for subpar entertainment just because the content is wholesome or faith-based. I love what Tiny Theologians is teaching, and I’m so glad resources like this exist. I just wish the production quality matched the importance of the message. With stronger voice acting, better music, and a more polished overall presentation, this could be something I’d recommend without hesitation. The message deserves that level of care.
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