What happens when a hundred voices come together to worship as one?

In this special episode, we take you behind the scenes of the inaugural FCC 100 Choir—from the heart-stirring idea, to the powerful moment it all came together on stage.

Join Lester O and Lester S as they share how the plan was born, what the journey looked like, and how God moved through the people who said “yes.” You’ll also hear testimonies from the crowd and reflections on what this choir meant for the church community.

Whether you’re a worshipper or someone who just loves seeing the church come alive, this episode will lift your spirit and stir your faith.

What role do instruments play in worship? The Hebrew word Zamar points us to the practice of praising God through music—literally making melody on instruments as an act of worship.

In this final episode of the Hebrew Praise Words series, Lester O and Lester S explore the meaning of Zamar, its biblical roots, and how instrumental music shapes our expressions of praise today.

Is there a place for loud praise in worship? Shabach—a Hebrew word for praise—reveals that sometimes, worship looks like a victorious shout. It’s bold, it’s loud, and it declares God’s power with confidence.

Join Lester O and Lester S as they explore the meaning of Shabach and discuss how expressive praise is not only biblical, but sometimes necessary.

What does it mean to bless the Lord—and how is that different from praise? The Hebrew word Barak offers a rich picture of worship that involves kneeling, humility, and reverence before God.

In this episode, Lester O and Lester S unpack the meaning of Barak and how this posture of worship reshapes our understanding of what it means to praise and bless the Lord.

Why is singing commonplace in the Christian faith? Is it biblically or culturally anchored? Tehillah lends some insight into this aspect of praising God with our singing.

Join Lester O and Lester S in this episode as they break down Tehillah and what it means to praise God with our singing!

"Hallelujah" is used often in our churches, but do we understand the meaning of it's root "halal"? What does it mean to boast in the Lord? How is this distinct from the other Hebrew words for praise?

Join Lester O and Lester S in this episode as they uncover a Hebrew word that possibly brings our worship and evangelism on a beautiful collision course!

In this episode, Lester O and Lester S take a detour from the mini-series on the Hebrew words for praise and bring to you a recording of Lester Ong's recent sermon on Psalm 121.

"I lift up my eyes to the mountains -- where does my help come from?" - Psalm 121 : 1

Praise gets tough in difficult seasons of our lives. Through Biblical examples like King David and Jonah, we see their response of bringing to the Lord a 'sacrifice of praise' even in their darkest valleys.

Join Lester O and Lester S in this episode as they seek to understand the biblical posture for praising God before seeing the breakthrough!

As a worshipper within the modern church, are we familiar with how 'Praise' is described in the Hebrew? How should these understandings of the biblical meanings of 'Praise' affect and educate our response to God?

Join Lester O and Lester S in this episode as they dive into breaking down the first Hebrew word for praise 'Yadah' and wrestle with what that means for Charismatics and Conservative Christians in their postures of worship.

What do we really mean when we say someone is “performing” in worship? Is there a place for performance in a worship service—or does it distract from true worship?

In this episode, Big Lester and Small Lester are joined by Dave, their worship pastor, in a recorded plenary discussion as they tackle the tension between platform and posture, excellence and authenticity. Join the conversation as they explore whether performance can co-exist with worship.