Oceans of Love with Dr. J. Ralph McIntyre

This evening service at Brainerd Baptist Church in Chattanooga, Tennessee featured the Youth Choir singing "This is the Day the Lord Hath Made" and "Before I Take It to the World, What Should I Do." The congregational singing that evening included "There's Within My Heart a Melody," "He Lives," "Praise the Lord Alleluia," "He Shall Rise," and "Reach Out." A Men's Quartet sang "We Shall Rise."&nbsp...

During this morning service at Brainerd Baptist Church in Chattanooga, Tennessee Brother McIntyre shared that he would be serving as Interim Pastor for the next three months at Brainerd. His message for that Sunday morning was on "Power for Living" and he told the congregation to, "Lay hold and claim what He has promised you. Don't be weak in the Christian experience. Make your aim worthy of the p...

For this morning service at Brainerd Baptist Church in Chattanooga, Tennessee the family of Dr. McIntyre was welcomed as Brother McIntyre delivered the  message. He preached that we should all be urgently praying and studying the Word as we try to look at our corner of the world the way God does and try to gain His perspective as we make decisions in our lives that include God. Preceding the...

The evening service of July 20, 1986 for Brainerd Baptist Church in Chattanooga,Tennessee included a special musical tribute honoring the 100th birthday of hymn writer B.B.McKinney. The music was provided by the church choir including several male and female solos, female trios, and male and female duets. Congregational singing was also hymns written by B.B. McKinney including "Have Faith in God,"...

Dr. McIntyre was the guest speaker at this morning service at Brainerd Baptist Church in Chattanooga, Tennessee. This recording is of the entire service. The service begins with a 10 minute prelude of chimes and organ. This service marked the 100th birthday of hymn writer B.B. McKinney with his hymns being featured throughout the service including a solo by Linda Page of "For Me."  Dr. McInty...

This is the concluding message of the week long Sunday School Board Assist Team Conference held at the Broadman - Glorieta  Media Center. Dr. McIntyre gave a powerful message with a commitment challenge for all those in attendance.

This is the first of two concluding messages at the week long Sunday School Board Assist Team Conference held at the Broadman - Glorieta Media Center. Dr. McIntyre used the Scripture passage of the man sick with the palsy being lowered through the roof for Jesus to heal. An excellent illustration of the assist theme at work.

This very special service marked the 20th anniversary of the Sanctuary of Brainerd Baptist Church (1966-1986) in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The special guest speaker for this occasion was Dr. Ralph McIntyre who was pastor at Brainerd from 1959 until 1977. Also in attendance was Harry Hampsher who was the Minister of Music at Brainerd from 1965 until 1977. This recording is of the entire service inclu...

The service was conducted by the pastor of J.R. McIntyre. He titled his message "The Untroubled Heart" and read from Psalm 91 and other passages. Ramona _____ sang several selections chosen by the family including "The King Is Coming," "In the Garden," The Old Rugged Cross," and "How Great Thou Art."

This message was delivered at a Broadman conference at the Glorieta Media Center. Dr. McIntyre challenged the attendees that it was time when we must come down from the mountain to serve Him and to do what Jesus asks us to do.

This evening service at First Baptist of Nashville, Tennessee began with a beautiful 30 minute concert by Max Lyall at the piano. Dr. McIntyre then spoke of the many advantages of the Christian life in today's world. The Lord has given each of us special gifts. We have a guide for our faith with a living Lord and a living book with guidelines on how to live. Everyday of our lives is a day of victo...

The message this Sunday morning at First Baptist of Nashville, Tennessee was for a church in the midst of transition as they looked forward to the soon arrival of their new pastor. Brother McIntyre encouraged the congregation to face their unknown tomorrow by trusting the Lord and wherever He led to go.    This recording is of the entire morning service which includes several selections by Max Lya...

Before the Lord's Supper on this Sunday Evening at First Baptist Church in Nashville, Tennessee Brother McIntyre spoke on the elements as symbolic of Christ's love for us and so should we love one another. That evening Kelly Newman and the Children's Choir presented the special music.

This Sunday morning service for First Baptist Church of Nashville, Tennessee was a very significant service as the church affirmed the selection of a new pastor after a fourteen month period of searching by the church Pulpit Committee. Dr. McIntyre was a member of that search group and on this Sunday morning he spoke on the importance of pastoral leadership and the pilgrimage of faith they had bee...

With this message Brother McIntyre has returned to Brainerd Baptist Church in Chattanooga, Tennessee to fill the pulpit while the pastor is on a trip to Africa. Brother McIntyre served as pastor for 18 1/2 years at Brainerd before accepting the position of the Director of Church and Staff Support Division at the Sunday School Board in Nashville, Tennessee two years previously.  This recording is o...

In this evening message Dr. McIntyre reads the story of Hezekiah and Isaiah from the book of II Kings. Hezekiah opened his house to the ambassadors from Babylon and showed all the treasures of his land with no credit given to the Lord. Isaiah confronted Hezekiah and asked him, "What hath they seen in thy house?" Isaiah then relates how all would be carried away into Babylon. So the question for to...

Loneliness is an awful hurt. Dr. McIntyre shares the feelings of loneliness he would feel as a young boy when he would go to spend time with his grandparents. Everything was alright during the day but that feeling of loneliness would creep up on him at sunset. He experienced that same feeling during his first year in the Navy. Just like him there are a lot of people experiencing the pangs of lonel...

This message was based on Psalm 68:13, "Even while you sleep among the campfires, the wings of my dove are sheathed with silver, its feathers with shining gold." This audio message was from the broadcast shown that morning on local TV

For the second service on Christmas Eve morning Dr. McIntyre preached the same sermon with some changes as he encouraged the congregation to make this the perfect Christmas by giving their lives surrendered to Jesus. 

This Christmas Eve service tells of the perfect Christmas, the beautiful diamond God has shaped for us in the birth of our Savior.

The Scripture passage for this morning's message was on those healed who simply fell under the shadow of the apostle Peter. Shadows are important in the lives of all Christians. The shadows of those in your life that have encouraged and inspired you such as parents, friends and brothers and sisters in the Lord have impacted your life. The challenge goes out that we too should cast long shadows in...

Today's message is based on the Scripture passage of Revelation 6:14, "Blessed are they that do his commandments that they may have right to the tree of life and may enter in thru the gate into the city." This audio message was from the broadcast shown that morning on local TV from Two River Baptist Church in Nashville, Tennessee. 

This message comforts the Christian to know that God goes before you into the unknown tomorrow. You must put your hand into the nail-pierced hand of Jesus. This audio message was from a broadcast shown on local TV from Two River Baptist Church in Nashville, Tennessee.

In this moving message by Dr. McIntyre he shares the glories of Heaven as our home - as a prepared place for prepared people who know the Lord Jesus Christ as Savior. The service concludes with the invitation hymn sung as a solo titled "Heaven for Me." This audio message was from the broadcast shown that morning on local TV from Two River Baptist Church in Nashville, Tennessee.

Even though God has created man as a rational, thinking, acting creature, and is capable of doing many things, he is unable to secure his salvation, but must look to the one who is able to do what we are unable to do and that is the Lord Jesus Christ. What man is able to do is to confess his sins and open his heart to accept Jesus as the only way of Salvation. This audio message was from the broad...