View Full Post   Inspired by passages from Psalms and Genesis, “Joy To The World” has been published in more hymnals than any other song. Jerry takes a look at how it came to be.

View Full Post   The Gospel of John doesn’t contain what is traditionally thought of as the story of the first Christmas. But Jerry finds an important portion of Jesus’ back story in the first chapter.

View Full Post   A winter storm and a dancing gingerbread were all part of Mid Days with Jerry Williams this week.

View Full Post   There is some mystery surrounding the origins of the carol, "What Child Is This." We know who wrote the lyrics, but the author of the tune is still hotly debated.

View Full Post   When someone starts a story with, “You’re not going to believe this,” it usually signals that we shouldn’t believe it. But Isaiah starts the chapter on the Suffering Servant in much the same way. At least Jerry reads it that way.

View Full Post   From inflatable carolers to new selfie stickers and a controversial study, here are the highlights from Mid Days with Jerry Williams for this past week.

View Full Post   It’s a song that may be nearly as old as the church itself, first sung in the second century, it’s still a favorite today, “Angels We Have Heard On High.” Jerry shares the origins of this Christmas classic.

View Full Post   The truth we find in scripture is often multi-layered. This week Jerry looks at the truth we find in the story of Abraham and Isaac.

View Full Post   TBT is getting a rest. Through Christmas Jerry will feature a “Story Behind The Song” post every Thursday in its place. This week, “God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen.”

View Full Post   Our relationship with Jesus should impact every other relationship we have, both with believers and those who don’t yet know Him.