Looking to Pentecost by Pastor Mike Jenkins on Sunday, May 17, 2026

In a world filled with emergency responses, trauma, and uncertainty, humanity is collectively crying out for a single thing: hope. In this foundational message, Pastor Mike Jenkins explores the theological and practical distinctives that set a Pentecostal community apart. Sharing his own harrowing medical journey through a sudden cardiac episode and a severe cancer diagnosis, Pastor Mike delivers a firsthand testimony of divine healing that defies medical expectations. True kingdom impact cannot be contained within the four walls of a building. Addressing everything from the biblical validity of women in ministry to the absolute necessity of racial unity within the body of Christ, this teaching challenges believers to evaluate the evidence they leave behind in their local communities. It is a timely call to step out of comfortable routines and step into the supernatural empowerment of the Holy Spirit to reach the ends of the earth. -- This church is built to be a refuge of hope, offering a message of abundant life to help people cope with and overcome the heavy trials of life. -- The unique identity of a Pentecostal fellowship is anchored in biblical power and eternal fruit, which serve as the visible evidence of faith to the surrounding community. -- The fourfold mission focuses on evangelizing the lost, worshiping God, edifying believers, and showing genuine compassion to the needy through practical outreach. -- Scriptural integrity demands the full recognition of women in pastoral, prophetic, and administrative leadership, following the patterns set in the New Testament. -- The global mandate of the Great Commission includes every local community, requiring churches to actively reflect the multicultural, multiracial diversity of heaven. Scriptures for Further Study -- Matthew 28:19 -- Acts 2 -- 1 Corinthians 12 +++++++ Find more information on our website: https://www.springsofhopechurch.life/