Genesis Church - Noblesville, IN

Mission

The mission of Genesis Church is Helping People Find Their Way Back to God. This comes out of 2 Cor 5:20 when we read “we are Christ’s ambassadors; …We speak for Christ when we plead, “Come back to God!” (NLT) Everything we do at Genesis Church – from kids to students to adults - is filtered through the mission of “helping people find their way back to God.” What does this mission mean for each person at Genesis? How do we make the church’s mission our personal mission?

Leaving Behind Despair

Leaving Behind Bitterness

Life happens. People hurt us. If we’re not careful, bitterness can get the best of us and influence everything we do. Someone once said, “Bitterness is like drinking poison and hoping the other person dies.” God can help us overcome our BITTERNESS so that we can travel light.

Leaving Behind Loneliness

Loneliness is an epidemic in our culture. So many of us feel isolated and the last couple of years have only intensified that feeling. God cares about the lonely and has a plan to overcome it. Let go of LONELINESS and travel light.

Leaving Behind Busyness

Busyness has become a serious problem that is weighing us all down. It keeps us on the run and distracts us away from things that matter the most, but in Luke 10, Jesus wants us to see that there’s something more important in life than getting things done.

Fishing All Night, But Catching Nothing

The gospel of John closes with this strange story of Jesus once again appearing to his disciples and helping them catch some fish. But in that moment, he takes the opportunity to restore Peter to his place of leadership. In doing so, he reminds him, and us, that our performance is not what earns us favor with God.

Seeing Is Believing

John 20 reveals some of the experiences the Disciples had with the risen Christ. Lead Pastor Paul Mumaw continues our Grow Series in the Book of John.

Sending the Wrong Message

We have the potential of sending a lot of mixed messages with our lives. What kind of message is your life sending? The way you live, talk, and act says a lot about what's important to you. Campus Pastor Steve Wallen continues in our Grow series diving into John 20.

Between Two Baptisms

Campus Pastor Steve Wallen reflects on the book of John as an overview from the baptism of Jesus and ending with the resurrection - which is emblematic of baptism.

The King Who Hung on a Cross

The message of the gospel is a story about a King who hung on a cross in order to save the world he had created. It’s the greatest story ever told and how you respond to it can make all of the difference in this life and in the life to come.

The Clash of Two Kingdoms

Lead Pastor Paul Mumaw continues in our Grow Series with John 18 and Jesus being the light of the world and His eventual betrayal.

Set Apart and Set On Mission

Throughout the gospels we learn that Jesus would get away often to pray by himself, but in John 17 we get an up-close look at how Jesus actually prayed. In this powerful prayer Jesus not only prayers for himself, he also prays that his glory would be revealed through the obedience of his followers and his future church.

Finding Genuine Joy

In John 16, Jesus tells his disciples, “you will weep and you will grieve, but your sorrow will turn to joy.” He says this because he knows the resurrection is about to happen. As we Christians in the 21st century, now stand on this side of the resurrection, we should be the MOST JOYFUL people in the world. So, why aren’t we? Why are we still run down by the worries and cares of this world? Today, we’ll look at how to experience genuine joy in the kingdom of God.

I've Got You Covered

Jesus warned his followers that living out our faith in him will be difficult, but at the same time he wants us to know that he’s got us covered! In John 16, Jesus promised that he would send the Holy Spirit to encourage, empower and defend his followers through all the challenges of life.

The Promise of Persecution

Jesus warned us to expect opposition. How we respond will give the world a glimpse of how important our faith actually is.

Be Prepared

Lead Pastor Paul Mumaw continues John 15 and what it means to be attached to the vine as we continue in our Grow series.

Take Courage

Groups & Disciple-Making Pastor Ben Crouse continues in our Grow Series with John 14:1-6 and what Jesus has planned for the believer eternally.

This Is The Way

Lead Pastor Paul Mumaw continues John 13 and explores the Last Supper and the implications of exactly what Jesus was leading us to before his betrayal.

Follow The Leader

Campus Pastor Steve Wallen explores John 13 and Jesus washing the disciples feet as we continue with our GROW series.

A Life of Death That Leads to Life

Lead Pastor Paul Mumaw revisits the Gospel of John as we pick back up in the series Grow.

A Life of Death that Leads to Life

Lead Pastor Paul Mumaw revisits the Gospel of John as we pick back up in the Series Grow.

Broadcast

Disciple-Making Pastor Ben Crouse explores Matthew 13 and the parable of sowing seeds as we celebrate what God has done over the summer in our Next Gen Ministries as well as our Grow Series this year.

The Most Important Love Song

Lead Pastor Paul Mumaw dives into Psalm 23 and discovers what David knew of the Lord and how he grew in His love for God but also how we can apply that same trust in the Lord in our lives.

Resting In Love

Carmel Campus Pastor Jerry Neville speaks on the Love we find in Sabbath as he teaches at the Noblesville Campus in our series Summer of Love

Love Defined

Pastor Ben Crouse wraps up our Summer of Love Series with a message on Mark 12 and how being "almost all in" isn't being "all in" at all.

I Love My Church

Lead Pastor Paul Mumaw continues in our summer of love series and celebrating what God has done in our church and what He has in store for us in the future.

The Inseperable Love of God

There are lots of people we love. There are lots of people who love us. But human love is imperfect and temporary. Today, we're going to look at one of the most compelling and comforting chapters in all of scripture….and see that nothing can separate us from the love of God.

Finding Our Satisfaction in Jesus

Lead Pastor Paul Mumaw discusses our relationships in Marriage, singleness and friendships. Finding our satisfaction in Jesus is the only way to truly live out our best forms of loving each other.

At The Feet of Jesus

There are a lot of things we give our love, affection and attention to. You may even say there are lot of things we worship. In this passage, we'll see how one woman, Mary, comes to the conclusion that there's really only one who's worthy of our worship and that is Jesus!

I Am The Resurrection and The Life

Lead Pastor Paul Mumaw teaches from the 11th Chapter of the Book of John as we continue with out Grow Series

Life After Life

In John 11, Jesus claims that he is the resurrection and the life and then he backs up that claim by raising a man named Lazarus from the dead. As the Resurrection and the Life, Jesus is inviting all of us to place our faith in what he has done for us so that we can experience the power of resurrection life today!

Why Do We Need A Good Shepherd

Leas Pastor Paul Mumaw explores truths in John 10 as Jesus proclaims himself the Good Shepherd.

Mud In Your Eyes

Isn't it true that sometimes life happens and we lose our way, we lose our ability to see? Jesus wants to do something amazing IN you and THROUGH you! He wants to give you eyes to see Him for who He is and what He can do with your life.

Filled, Formed and Brought to Life

As Campus Pastor Steve Wallen breaks down part of John Chapter 8, Jesus declared himself the Light of the World. When Jesus says, I Am… He is separating himself, and us, apart as the difference in the world and for all of eternity.

Playing In The Dirt

Life happens and sometimes we realize the mess we’ve made. The truth is that we’re all guilty, every single one of us. But that’s where Jesus rushes in. He offers us a way out and a new way to live. Easter reminds us that there really is something amazing about Jesus, the cross, and the empty tomb.

What Are You Working For?

In John six a crowd of people ask Jesus a question that we’ve all likely asked at some point in time: “What do we have to do to please God?” His initial response was pretty simple and straightforward, but it was the explanation of his response that left them wondering if they really wanted to follow him anymore.

Turning Seas Into Highways

After feeding 5,000 on the hillside, Jesus and His disciples needed to get away. But the disciples ended up in a storm on the middle of a lake. Ever wonder why we end in storms? In today's passage, we'll learn why Jesus let's us experience storms in our lives and how our faith can play a big part in our reaction to them.

Nothing Too Big

Life Happens. Troubles come into our lives. What do you do when you've got problem and nowhere to go? Jesus said, "Every one of us will face problems." This broken world means that difficult circumstances will come into our lives. But what today's story is going to show us is that no matter what we face, no matter the problems before you today, Jesus can. He is able. There's nothing too big for Him.

Why Is It So Difficult To Decrease?

Most of us, at least those who are Christians would agree that Jesus needs to become greater. But John the Baptist said for Jesus to become greater, we become less. Today, we're looking at why is that so difficult? And how do we become less so Jesus can become greater in our lives?

Why Is It So Hard To Become Less?

Most of us, at least those who are Christians would agree that Jesus needs to become greater. But John the Baptist said for Jesus to become greater, we become less. Today, we're looking at why is that so difficult? And how do we become less so Jesus can become greater in our lives? Steve Wallen shares a powerful message from John 3:30.

A New Hope (John 5:1-29)

Pastor Paul Mumaw shares about an encounter Jesus had with a paralyzed man, found in John 5.

Jesus is All You'll Ever Need

Whether you realize it or not, we are all searching for something that will satisfy our deepest desires. In John, Chapter 4, Jesus has an encounter with a woman who is looking for water to drink, but instead finds eternal satisfaction for her soul. As a result, her entire community is transformed! Jesus offers that same satisfaction to everyone who trusts in Him.

The New Birth

Pastor Ben Crouse continues with our Grow Series in the Book of John Chapter 3, and what being born again means.

Jesus is in the Temple Cleansing Business (John 2:12-25)

In John 2, we find a story about Jesus making a whip and clearing the temple courts, driving out money-changers and those taking advantage of the poor. What is the modern-day equivalent to Jesus’s cleansing of the temple? Since our bodies are now the temple of the Holy Spirit, we need to ask: What does Jesus need to clean out of my life?

Running on Empty

There are so many things from life to enjoy, but when we make things of this world our ultimate source of joy, we are bound to be disappointed.

Running on Empty (John 2:1-11)

There are so many things from life to enjoy, but when we make things of this world our ultimate source of joy, we are bound to be disappointed.

Grace Upon Grace

Hear, Follow, Find, Bring (John 1:35-51)

When it comes to knowing God and growing in our relationship with him, we all want to know how to take a next step. In John chapter 1 we learn how Jesus met his first followers, but we also find a pathway for spiritual growth that is meant to serve as a repeating pattern in our lives that can help us grow spiritually, and can also guide us as we help the people we know find their way back to God through a relationship with Jesus.

Behold the Lamb of God

When you behold the Lamb of God by faith for the very first time, you can experience His love and forgiveness as you enter an eternal life - giving relationship with God. You are then adopted as a beloved child of God for all eternity. Lead Pastor Paul Mumaw continues in our series on the book of John.

Am I a child of God?

In the opening verses of the Gospel of John, the Apostle John shares a message of hope that anyone can become a child of God through faith in Jesus. The problem is that there are a few challenges that we allow to stand in our way of receiving that promise.