Tall and Small

10/31/2026

Ep. Does God Still Speak?

10/25/2026

These kids rocked this song “Ready Set Go!” By Royal Tailor today for the Praise set at Multiply Kids

10/25/2026

Philippians 2:3 (ESV)

“Do nothing from selfish ambition or conceit, but in humility count others more significant than yourselves.”

Paul reminds us that true greatness in God’s Kingdom isn’t found in putting ourselves first, but in humbly serving others.

A few brief thoughts:

* “Do nothing from selfish ambition” → Our motivation matters to God. Are we serving to make a difference, or simply to receive recognition?
* “Or conceit” → Pride makes everything about us. Humility reminds us that our gifts, talents, and opportunities come from God.
* “In humility” → Being humble doesn’t mean thinking less of yourself. It means not making yourself the center of everything.
* “Count others more significant than yourselves” → God calls us to recognize the value of others and consider their needs, not just our own.
* Leadership through service → Jesus demonstrated that the greatest leaders aren’t those who demand to be served, but those who willingly serve others.

Just a few verses later, Paul points to Jesus, who humbled Himself and became obedient even to death on a cross (Philippians 2:5–8).

Simple takeaway: Humility isn’t about making yourself less valuable. It’s about recognizing that others are valuable too. When we put others before ourselves, we begin to reflect the heart of Jesus.

10/24/2026

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Tall & Small Talk About It All isn’t just a podcast — it’s a ministry of the EZ Ostroff Boys Foundation! 🙌

Through fun conversations, biblical truths, and a little laughter, we’re sharing God’s love and helping the next generation grow in faith! ❤️

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10/24/2026

To our Current Partners, Thank You! To those that would like to be part of something great! You Are Welcome!

💙 2025–2026: LOOK WHAT GOD HAS DONE! 🙏

What started with a simple question from two young boys — “What can we do to help kids?” — has grown into a mission that’s changing lives!

Through the EZ Ostroff Boys Foundation, we’ve been blessed to partner with incredible churches, businesses, ministries, and community leaders to:

❤️ Provide thousands of meals to families in need
🚗 Help 25+ families with vehicle maintenance
🎒 Provide backpacks and school supplies
✈️ Sponsor mission trips, camps, and youth conferences
🏠 Assist families facing financial hardships
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“Let the little children come to me…” — Mark 9:36–37

10/23/2026

Go Small, Go!

10/22/2026

Ruth 1:16 (ESV)

“But Ruth said, ‘Do not urge me to leave you or to return from following you. For where you go I will go, and where you lodge I will lodge. Your people shall be my people, and your God my God.’”

This verse is a beautiful example of loyalty, commitment, and faith that goes beyond convenience.

A few brief thoughts:

* “Do not urge me to leave you” → Ruth chose loyalty even when walking away would have been easier. True love remains faithful during difficult seasons.
* “Where you go I will go” → Ruth didn’t know what the future held, but she was willing to walk into uncertainty alongside Naomi.
* “Your people shall be my people” → Ruth chose belonging and commitment over the comfort of what was familiar.
* “Your God my God” → This was more than loyalty to Naomi. Ruth was making a declaration of faith, choosing to follow the God of Israel.
* Faith requires action → Ruth didn’t just speak words of commitment. She demonstrated them by leaving her homeland and following Naomi into an uncertain future.

What makes this story remarkable is that Ruth had no guarantee of security, prosperity, or happiness. Yet her faithfulness became part of God’s greater plan, eventually placing her in the family line of King David and Jesus Christ.

Simple takeaway: True faithfulness isn’t measured by how committed we are when life is easy, but by whether we remain committed when the future is uncertain. Sometimes the greatest acts of faith begin with simply choosing not to walk away.

10/21/2026

Psalm 24:1 (ESV)

“The earth is the LORD’s and the fullness thereof, the world and those who dwell therein.”

David reminds us of a powerful truth: Everything belongs to God—including us.

A few brief thoughts:

* “The earth is the Lord’s” → God is the Creator and rightful owner of everything. Nothing exists outside His authority.
* “And the fullness thereof” → Everything we possess—our finances, talents, opportunities, and resources—ultimately comes from God.
* “The world and those who dwell therein” → Every person belongs to God’s creation. Every life has value because it was created by Him.
* Ownership vs. stewardship → We often think of things as ours, but Scripture reminds us that we are stewards entrusted with God’s resources.
* Generosity flows from gratitude → When we recognize that everything belongs to God, giving becomes an opportunity to honor Him with what He has entrusted to us.

This verse challenges us to rethink how we approach our possessions, businesses, finances, relationships, and even our time.

Simple takeaway: We don’t truly own anything—we are entrusted with everything. When we recognize that it all belongs to God, we begin living less like owners and more like faithful stewards.

10/19/2026

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10/19/2026

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