What got Jesus into trouble with the religious leaders of his day? His actions and His declarations that pointed to the reality that Jesus was more than just a man - He was the God-man. In this sermon, we explore John 5:18-29 and the relationship between God the Son and God the Father, in all that Jesus is saying and doing through John's Gospel. And as we do this we are confronted with the same question the original hearers were faced with: what will we do with Jesus?

Sermon: Like Father, Like Son

Series: Part 13 of the series Walking with God: A Journey Through the Gospel of John

Passage: John 5:18-29

Preacher: Chris Gensheer

What if we saw giving as an opportunity to grow in trust and dependence on God, rather than a way to get more things from God? Join us as we explore Malachi 3 and the implications of tithing for our hearts as we follow Christ in every area of life.

Do you want to be healed? A question Jesus asks a man who was lame, and one he asks us still. Our answer will reveal what we fundamentally think about our identity, our lives, and the reality of Jesus and all He claims to be for us. Part 12 of the series Walking with God: A Journey Through the Gospel of John.

Sermon Text: John 5:1-18

Guest Preacher: Justin Smith (RUF Campus Minister at University of North Texas)

In this encounter with a public official, we are confronted by the author of life to consider that perhaps our frustration with feeling like God is real, but not involved or cares about our life and circumstances is because, maybe, He is more concerned about the work He wants to do in us rather than the work we want Him to do for us.

What do you see when you look around you? Inconveniences? Threats? Necessities? What if it all was a divine opportunity to partner with God in His work of redemption? This is what we see as Jesus invites His followers to join Him in the mission of making worshippers out of sinners.

Sermon from John 4:27-42, and part 10 of the series Walking with God: A Journey Through the Gospel of John

Why is it that those who know Jesus find ourselves unsatisfied by Him? Where does true satisfaction come from?

In this sermon, Lead Pastor Chris Gensheer unpacks for us the story of Jesus and the Samaritan woman in John 4 where we learn of the missional heart of God to satisfy the needs of every human heart by pursuing, welcoming, engaging, and challenging everyone with the reality of our God who is seeking worshippers out of sinners.

Sermon Passage: John 4:1-26

Series: Part 9 of the series Walking with God: A Journey Through the Gospel of John.

An Easter sermon for 2018 on Isaiah 25:6-9 and God's great promise for His people to dwell with Him forever in perfect peace - shalom, flourishing in every area of life.

John the Baptist shows us what it means and looks like to honor God with your life. It looks like making much of Jesus, not yourself. Sermon on John 3 from Chris Gensheer at Christ Church Mansfield an Acts 29 and Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) church serving Dallas/Fort Worth.

Finishing up his discussion with a religious and successful man, Jesus continues to define for us how anyone is actually saved. In his answer, he reiterates that in our thinking on this topic, it's important that we have the real thing in mind, and not something that serves as a poor substitute.

What do we need in order to know God? Jesus answers that question for a religious and successful man of his day. His answer is no less true, or significant for us in our own.