Oceans of Love with Dr. J. Ralph McIntyre

With Pastor Robert G. Lee out of town on this Sunday morning in 1951 the congregation was blessed with a wonderful message by Assistant Pastor, J. Ralph Mcintyre. He spoke of the everlastings of God. The everlastings of God include the eternal separation from God in hell but for those who know the Lord they can look forward to an eternal heaven which will include eternal security, eternal happines...

For this evening service Brother McIntyre indicated that there were five verses in the New Testament that contained the word Master. Each usage means something different. The verses were examined relating to Jesus as our Master. Those in attendance and those listening over the radio were encouraged to let Jesus become the Master of their life. This recording was taken from a 33 1/3 rpm audiodisc.

For this message Dr. McIntyre's scripture was, "I will build my church and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it." Jesus declared that with His church there will be a better world with changes in individual hearts that all men might have eternal life. A church with members closely knit together to work and witness to the fields around them. Jesus declared, "Ye are my wi...

This wedding ceremony took place at Bellevue Baptist Church in Memphis, Tennessee. Dr. Robert G. Lee, pastor of Bellevue, officiated

This is another recording of a message added here earlier. Speaking on the language of the living Dr. McIntyre asked the congregation that with the best vocabulary could they speak with assurance of God, speak with assurance of peace and forgiveness, speak of heaven as their home, speak words of comfort, speak with the power from God, speak on serving God and speak the words "My Lord and My G...

Dr. McIntyre preached that God had been patient with His people but Jeremiah proclaimed that the nation had forgot God and they knew not about the judgements of the Lord. Brother McIntyre implored those at this service who knew not the Lord that they need to pray the prayer of the sinner, repent of their past and pray for a new heart in Jesus.

Dr. McIntyre preached at this evening service that the cross Christ bore was more than just the death of His crucifixion. He also bore the cross of His humanity, the cross of His purpose, the cross of His program and the cross of His compassion.

This musical drama based on the Robert G. Lee sermon Payday Someday was presented at Brainerd Baptist Church in Chattanooga, Tennessee for the evening service on January 19, 1986. In attendance for this special presentation was Evelyn Gibbs, writer and creator, Dr. J. Ralph McIntyre, narrator, and Harry Hampsher, soloist.

Following the congregational hymn singing of "Great is Thy Faithfulness" Dr. Robert G. Lee offered an opening prayer before the message by Dr. J. Ralph McIntyre in this service held at Bellevue Baptist Church in the late 1950's. Speaking on the language of the living Dr. McIntyre asked the congregation that with the best vocabulary could they speak with assurance of God, speak with a...

This weekly 15 minute devotional program aired on KWAM Radio in Memphis, Tennessee was once again hosted by Dr. J. Ralph McIntyre, Assistant Pastor at Bellevue Baptist Church, in the absence of pastor Robert G. Lee. The program began with Ruth Parchman and Janet Ross singing "O Love That Will Not Let Me Go." Brother McIntyre then followed with his devotional on God's good news, the G...

This message was broadcasted on KWAM Radio in Memphis, Tennessee on September 22, 1956. It was part of a weekly 15 minute devotional broadcast produced by Bellevue Baptist Church featuring their pastor Dr. Robert G. Lee. Dr. J. Ralph McIntyre, assistant pastor at Bellevue, was the speaker for this broadcast since Dr. Lee was out of the country speaking in the Canal Zone. The broadcast began with t...

This recording is of the full service for the December 4, 1980 dedication of the new and refurbished buildings at Brainerd Baptist Church. Dr. Ralph McIntyre was the guest speaker for this special occasion having been the previous pastor at Brainerd for eighteen years. The order of service is as follows: Organ prelude Angels from the Realms of Glory - congregational hymn Announcements Come Thou Lo...

Brother McIntyre's concluding message on the Gospel of John covers Jesus preparing the disciples for the days ahead, the crucifixion and resurrection. The Scripture passages are from John 14 and chapters 17-21.

In this fifth lesson on the Gospel of John Dr. McIntyre speaks on the Feast of Dedication (Hanukkah), the seventh sign miracle and the final hours of Jesus. The Scripture passages covered are John 10:22-42; 11; 12:20-23; 13-17.

In this fourth session on the Gospel of John Brother McIntyre teaches on Jesus as the Good Shepherd. The Scripture passage for the day was John 9-10.

The message for this third lesson in the series on John was on the second, third, fourth and fifth sign miracles. The Scripture passages are John 4:43-54; 5:1-16; 6:1-15; and 6:25-59.

This message from the Gospel of John covers the changing of water to wine, the cleansing of the temple, Nicodemus and the woman at the well.

Brother McIntyre's first message in this series on the Gospel of John dealt with the background of the book, the author, for whom it was written and why it was written. It was written that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the son of God and that by believing you may have life in His name. The Word became flesh. The date of this conference in the ministry of Dr. McIntyre is unknown.

For this evening service, as Brainerd celebrated it's 70th anniversary, Brother McIntyre asked the questions, "What do you want to be remembered for and what do you want to accomplish with the rest of your life." He challenged the congregation to live the rest of their lives so that there will be something in their spiritual hands to present to Jesus when He calls them home. The now...

On November 1, 1998 Dr. McIntyre was present for the 70th anniversary Sunday for Brainerd Baptist Church. The service began with Brother McIntyre thanking so many in the church's present and past at this 70th anniversary for making Brainerd a beacon for Jesus Christ. He then spoke from Ecclesiastes on the times and seasons. He used the illustration of the once proud Queen Mary ship that was a...

Dr. McIntyre spoke on the doxologies for the evening service. The message was preceded by special music that dealt with praise to God. Basically Brother McIntyre indicated that doxology means praise to God. In the Old Testament the word for praise was "hallelujah" and in the New Testament it was "blessed be God." At this point Brother McIntyre, who mentioned that he had turned...

The morning message began with the life of the apostle Paul and how his life was marked by a faith headed forward, a true conquering Christian. For us as Christians we need to remember that our past is the prologue of what our lives can be before God does call us home. Dr. McIntyre concluded the message stating his desire to make the last days of his life facing forward by encouraging people, pray...

For this session Dr. McIntyre is addressing the Trustee Orientation Program for the Tennessee Baptist Convention. Brother McIntyre shared that a trustee is one who holds assets and acts in the best interest of another. A trustee is charged with establishing, creating and putting policy into cement and determining the direction of the institution. He is one who has the responsibility above all else...

In this final session on the Sermon on the Mount, Brother McIntyre spend the first part of the message completing his thoughts from the previous evening. Then in his summation for the series we see that Jesus is the fulfillment of the law and the prophets and those of us who are his disciple,s when we live as He instructed us to live and by the power He give us in His Holy Spirit, then we too get...

With this fifth session on the Sermon on the Mount Dr. McIntyre asked, "Why would Jesus say all these things?" The answer is that the Lord wanted the best for the disciples and all those who heard and now read these words. He wanted them and us to grow and be like Him and not be satisfied with less than the best.