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Sounds like the thermocouple has gone bad. Thankfully it's a cheap part that is replaced easily. If it were me I'd replace the thermocouple and see if that solves it.
Here's a "how to" on replacing the thermocouple: How to Change a Thermocouple on Your Gas Hot Water Heater - Associated Content |
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