Oceans of Love with Dr. J. Ralph McIntyre

Today's message was from the scripture passage on the story of the Mount of Transfiguration where Jesus spoke with Moses and Elijah and they talked on the upcoming death of Jesus. From this passage we as Christians can see the importance in our lives of Jesus only in all we do and say. This audio message was from the broadcast shown that morning on local TV from Two River Baptist Church in Nashvil...

This morning Brother McIntyre exhorts the congregation to examine their lives and the direction they are going to determine if they are walking in the ways righteous or the ways of the dangerous and foolish.

Dr. McIntyre continues his Sunday evening series at Two Rivers Baptist Church in Nashville, Tennessee on "The Lives of Men and Women of the Bible." In this message Dr. McIntyre relates how God gives us stories of men like Gideon so that we might know in our day that we have tasks to be done, victories to be won, jobs to be completed and challenges to challenge us and cause us to surrende...

With the Scripture reading on the Garden of Gethsemane we see that Jesus more than all we've ever known went a little farther. We too in our own way need to go a little father in our witnessing, our loving, our giving and our teaching for the glory of Jesus. This audio message was from the broadcast shown that morning on local TV from Two River Baptist Church in Nashville, Tennessee.

Dr. McIntyre continues his Sunday evening series at Two River  Baptist Church in Nashville, Tennessee on "The Lives of Men and Women of the Bible." This week Dr. McIntyre examines the life of John the Baptist who first spoke, "Behold the Lamb of God" and encourages the congregation to also point people to the Lord Jesus.

Today's sermon is based on the healing of the lame man in which the apostles proclaim Jesus Christ of Nazareth and by Him does this man stand before them whole. And then Peter and John went to the temple further proclaiming that neither is there salvation in other name. The challenge then goes out from Brother McIntyre that we too need to share and tell others of this so great salvation. This audi...

Dr. McIntyre continues his Sunday evening series at Two River Baptist Church in Nashville, Tennessee on "The Lives of Men and Women of the   Bible." The Scripture passage for the evening is on the ambush of Ai under the leadership of General Joshua. Joshua had the difficult position of following a great man of God in the life of Moses, yet he was described in Scripture as a servant...

Dr. McIntyre open the service reading from the Scripture passage that contains the most tragic and yet triumphant words in the Bible. The pointing fingers of the cross point to now. The now that God's justice is satisfied. The now that God's sacrifice is eternal and sufficient. The now that eternity has dawned at the moment of being born into the kingdom of God. This audio message was from the bro...

Dr. McIntyre continues his Sunday evening series at Two River Baptist  Church in Nashville, Tennessee on "The Lives of Men and Women of the  Bible." Tonight he speaks on the life of Joseph who is often recognized as the most Christ like man of the Old Testament.

Today's message comes from the passage in Acts where Paul stands before King Agrippa and relates his conversion experience. The challenge from this message is for all of us to strive toward opening the eyes of the lost and to have them turn from darkness to light. As Christians we need to do what Jesus wants us to do--to reach the world for Him. This audio message was from the broadcast shown that...

Today's message was the story of the man sick of the palsy who was brought by four friends and lowered through the roof for Jesus to heal. Dr. McIntyre taught that we too today should reach out and bring others to Jesus. This was the message for the Sunday morning service at Two Rivers Baptist Church in Nashville, Tennessee.

Dr. McIntyre continues his Sunday evening series at Two River Baptist Church in Nashville, Tennessee on "The Lives of Men and Women of the Bible." His message that evening was on the life of Enoch, a man who pleased God and a man who walked with God. Dr. McIntyre emphasized that much could be learned for us today by observing the life of Enoch and using him as an example of how we should please Go...

Using the passage on Simon Peter, the rock, Brother McIntyre challenges the congregation to live in Jesus, for Jesus and like Jesus. This audio message was from the broadcast shown that morning on local TV from Two River Baptist Church in Nashville, Tennessee.

Today we bring you a very special service in memory of Dr. McIntyre. Dr. McIntyre went on to be with the Lord on July 12, 2007.

Dr. McIntyre reflects on this, one of the greatest prayers recorded in the Bible, in which Jesus has included each of us in everything He prayed. This was the morning service at Two Rivers Baptist Church in Nashville, Tennessee.

The message for this evening service at Two Rivers Baptist Church in Nashville, Tennessee was the fourth in a series of message on the lives of men and women of the Bible. No man moves across the pages of the Bible and excites and inspires us anymore than Moses. Tonight this tremendous giant of a man is examined. 

In this message by Brother McIntyre he shared with the congregation that they could have power for living with the power God makes available through the cross of Jesus Christ. Power for victory, power to glorify God, power to live to tell others and power to conquer. This audio message was from the broadcast shown that morning on local TV from Two Rivers Baptist Church in Nashville, Tennessee.

The message for this evening service at Two Rivers Baptist Church in Nashville, Tennessee was the third in a series of message on the lives  of men and women of the Bible. Tonight the life of Saul was examined with lessons for us today. Please note that the second message in this series is not available.

In this message Dr. McIntyre preaches that God desires to be available and accessible to His people. Before the message Dr. McIntyre introduced Dr. and Mrs. Avery Willis and family to the congregation. Dr. Willis had served on the mission field for the past fourteen years including as President of the Indonesia Baptist Seminary. He was now coming to the states to serve at the Baptist Sunday School...

The message for this Sunday morning service at Two Rivers Baptist Church in Nashville, Tennessee was on the story of the prodigal son with the application being that we should not allow anything to bring about a distance between us and the Lord.

The message for this evening service at Two Rivers Baptist Church in Nashville, Tennessee was the first in a series of message on the lives of men and women of the Bible. Tonight the life of Samson was examined with lessons for us today.

Dr. McIntyre preaches on the classic passage from John 10:9 when Jesus declares "I am the door." Dr. McIntyre challenges the congregation asking, "Which side of the wall are you on?" This audio message was from the broadcast shown that morning on local TV from Two Rivers Baptist Church in Nashville, Tennessee.

This evening service at Two Rivers Baptist Church in Nashville, Tennessee centered around a Scripture passage usually read at Christmas but not in August. These three names of our Savior are presented as facets of a magnificent precious gem. Dr. McIntyre preaches on insights to who He was, who He is, and what He means in the lives of each believer.  The invitation hymn was "Have Thine Own Way...

Speaking from a Scripture passage on Abraham Dr. McIntyre's message contrasts an empty life and a full life in the Lord. The service concluded with an invitation to accept the Lord as Savior and truly experience the full life. This audio message was from the broadcast shown that morning on local TV from Two Rivers Baptist Church in Nashville, Tennessee. 

This Sunday morning message by Dr. McIntyre was preached at Two Rivers Baptist Church in Nashville, Tennessee. Dr. Mcintyre read from Ezra on the return of the people of God to Jerusalem after 70 years in exile, but they had no temple. Instead they built an altar unto the Lord. So too we today need to build in our lives a spiritual altar unto the Lord and seek His guidance in all our ways. The clo...