Oceans of Love with Dr. J. Ralph McIntyre

Following the memorial service for Dr. Lee this recording includes Dr. Lee reminiscing after his retirement banquet at Bellevue Baptist Church. The recording ends before Dr. Lee finished speaking. Episode 261. File 403.

This is message #6 of a series of six message presented by Dr. McIntyre at Ridgecrest in North Carolina in July 1978. The fifth lesson covers the result of a personal relationship between the believer and the Holy Spirit of God. Episode 260. File 402.

This is message #5 of a series of six message presented by Dr. McIntyre at Ridgecrest in North Carolina in July 1978. The fifth lesson covers the baptism, indwelling and filling of the Holy Spirit. Episode 259. File 401.

This is message #4 of a series of six message presented by Dr. McIntyre at Ridgecrest in North Carolina in July 1978. The second lesson covers the symbols and emblems of the Holy Spirit. This message was recorded on a 60 minute cassette tape. Dr. McIntyre spoke for a little over an hour so the last part of the lesson did not get recorded. Episode 258. File 400.

This is message #3 of a series of six message presented by Dr. McIntyre at Ridgecrest in North Carolina in July 1978. The second lesson continues with the personality of the Holy Spirit. Episode 257. File 399.

This is message #2 of a series of six message presented by Dr. McIntyre at Ridgecrest in North Carolina in July 1978. The second lesson is on the personality of the Holy Spirit. Episode 256. File 398.

This is message #1 of a series of six message presented by Dr. McIntyre at Ridgecrest in North Carolina in July 1978. The first lesson is on the person and the personality of the Holy Spirit. Episode 255. File 397.

This was the last Sunday for Dr. McIntyre as pastor of Brainerd Baptist Church in Chattanooga,Tennessee. The service was dedicated to baptisms and the Lord's Supper led by Dr. McIntyre. The service was brought to a close with Harry Hampsher leading the congregation in the singing of "Amazing Grace." Episode 254. File 396.

This was the last Sunday for Dr. McIntyre as pastor of Brainerd Baptist Church in Chattanooga,Tennessee. Recognition was given to Dr. McIntyre for all that had been accomplished during his 18 1/2 years at Brainerd. Dr. McIntyre also shared his personal remembrances of his time at Brainerd. Harry Hampsher sang "Something About That Name." For the message Dr. McIntyre preached on Jesus Christ and Him crucified as he had done for all his years as Pastor. Episode 251. File 393.

Dr. McIntyre preached that Jesus was God clothed in flesh. He lived, had compassion, was sensitive and touched the lives of men and women and boys and girls. Episode 252. File 394.

Dr. McIntyre spoke on the obedient faith of Abraham and how today we should not have the challenge of faith as Abraham had when today we have so many examples of faith in Scripture to lead us into obedient faith. This recording is of the whole service on the morning of February 6, 1977 at Brainerd Baptist Church in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The special music for the service was glorious with the choir singing "This is My Story" and "Leaning on the Everlasting Arms." Once again Harry Hampsher graced the congregation in song. Episode 250. File 392.

Dr. McIntyre preached that even though we do not know tomorrow for the year 1977 we do know Him who holds tomorrow. The message was preceded with congregational singing of "O God Our Help in Ages Past", "The Footsteps of Jesus" and "I Am Thine O Lord." The choir also presented two selections and a female duet sang beautifully. This recording is of the whole service on the morning of January 2, 1977 at Brainerd Baptist Church in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Episode 250. File 392.

Dr. McIntyre preaches on the scarecrows in our lives that scare us away from the opportunities and ministries the Lord has for us. This recording is of the whole service on the morning of December 26, 1976 at Brainerd Baptist Church in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Episode 249. File 391.

Dr. McIntyre speaks on the sobering subject of man's eternal destination. A glorious future with our Savior or eternal separation from God. Preceding the message Harry Hampsher prepared the congregation for the critical importance of the upcoming message by singing "Have You Thought What It Means to Be Lost?" At the conclusion of the message Dr. McIntyre asked Harry Hampsher to once again sing the song he had sang at the beginning of the message. Episode 248. File 389/390.

Dr. McIntyre spoke on the difficulty to live the kind of life pleasing to Jesus. To live that pleasing life Christians need to confess sins and walk daily with Jesus. This recording contains the entire service with the choir singing "The Light of the World" and once again an inspiring message in song by Harry Hampsher. He sang "Oh to Be Like Thee". The congregational singing included "Holy, Holy, Holy", Immortal Invisible", Living for Jesus", "Every Day with Jesus" and "All to Thee". Episode 247. File 388.

Dr. McIntyre spoke on our sure foundation and the stability of God. He preached that we can trust Him whatever storm may come our way and can thus participate in His kingdom that will know no end. This recording contains the entire service with an inspiring message in song by Harry Hampsher. Episode 246. File 387.

As the year 1975 came to a close Dr. McIntyre challenged the congregation for 1976 to acknowledge the absolute and eternal promise of the Lord to go before you and to be your rear guard. Episode 245. File 386.

Dr. McIntyre preaches from a passage in Ezekiel in which the Lord sought for a man but found none. So today the Lord is looking for persons to accomplish His will. Episode 244. File 385.

In this message Dr. McIntyre preaches on our glorified bodies in heaven to be brought about because of the salvation believers have through the Lord Jesus Christ. Episode 243. File 384.

The evening of April 13, 1975 was an evening of singing and special music. For nearly 2 1/2 hours the congregation sang favorite hymns of the faith interspersed with selections by the choir, the men's quartet, female soloists, a ladies group, the bell choir, a ladies duet, piano and organ selections, a ladies quartet and two solo selections by Harry Hampsher singing "It Took a Miracle" and "He Touched Me." The evening concluded with the congregation singing "Amazing Grace" in the Brainerd style with closing remarks by Dr. McIntyre. Episode 242. File 382/383.