This message by Brother McIntyre is from Psalm 2, which is a Messianic Psalm, describes the battle between God and His enemies and His ultimate final rule over the earth. This Psalm is God's exhortation to love His Son. Blessed are those who take refuge in Him. 

Dr. McIntyre states that the question asked by the author of the Hebrew letter, "How shall we escape if we neglect so great a salvation" is essentially asking "What are you doing with your salvation?" This verse was written to Hebrew Christians. From this we learn it is a tragedy to ignore the salvation given us as Christians. How will we escape the displeasure of God if we treat such a valuable and wonderful thing as though it was of no consequence at all.  God gave his only Son. Do we as Christians put the right value on the gift of being God's child. We need to use the gift everyday.

Dr. McIntyre asked the question,"What have you done for Jesus in this one life. One life. That's it." The Scripture for this message states to be careful how you live and live as children of light. Brother McIntyre also spoke of memories. Thank God for family and friends of yesteryear. He commented that his dear wife Sue had been gone 14 years now and he had so many good memories of good times and joy with her.

This beautiful message by Brother McIntyre begins with the history behind John's writing of Revelation on the Isle of Patmos. The King's golden sash denotes the wealth of all eternity. The sash tied about the chest covering the heart of the Master denotes the love that flows in ways never able to imagine.  

Today's message was based on the healing of the lame man by the name of Jesus by Peter. Dr. McIntyre preached that we all have capacities and gifts but sin can destroy these talents. However, the power we have in the name of Jesus will endure as we avail ourselves of it. 

Tonight's message by Brother McIntyre was a review of the Biblical basis for mission and the power that God has promised to those who would be involved in the great missionary enterprise. He focused this evening on First Baptist's missionary folks and upon the reason why the church is interested in them and the reason as a church First Baptist is engaged in such activity.

Mention was made of the Hampshers serving as missionaries in Portugal. 

The Book of Ezekiel is a book of measurements and in this book Ezekiel spells out many boundaries. Many people today want no bounds on their lives but in this passage we see a picture of boundaries of life and some degrees by which life can be lived. Dr. McIntyre challenged the congregation to make a fresh and new commitment that they will go deeper with the Lord in their Christian life. 

In this final lesson on the book of John, Dr. McIntyre covered chapters 14-21 which included the last talk in the upper room, the betrayal, the arrest, the trial, the crucifixion, the resurrection and the final appearances. 

For this evening message at the Toccoa Baptist Conference in the study of John Brother McIntyre covers many subjects including the Feast of Dedication known as Hanukkah (Feast of Lights) and the 7th sign miracle in the raising of Lazarus .

In this next lesson on the Gospel of John, Brother McIntyre spoke from John 10 on the Good Shepherd who calls His sheep by name and is the Door. Also of interest in this message Brother McIntyre mentioned his 26 year old daughter who was in the process of moving from Memphis with her husband and their two year old to Richmond, Kentucky. He then proceeded to tell a story about his two year old Candy who stated that in Sunday School on Sunday morning she had sung "Jesus Knows Me This I Love." Not the correct title but a very truthful statement. He also told a story from his month long stay in India in 1969.