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Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchPowerFebruary 22. 2026 | Walter Henegar | Ecclesiastes 4:1-5:9 |
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Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchHow To Keep The FaithJanuary 18. 2026 | Walter Henegar | Jude 1:17-25 |
2026-01-1840 min
Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchThe Peril Of Fruitless FaithJanuary 11. 2026 | Walter Henegar | Jude 1:5-16|
2026-01-1137 min
Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchThe Struggle For True FaithJanuary 4. 2026 | Walter Henegar | Jude 1:1-4|
2026-01-0435 min
Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchThe Teenage SageDecember 24. 2025 | Walter Henegar | Luke 1:26-56|
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Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchThe Time TravelersDecember 21. 2025 | Walter Henegar | Luke 2:1-7|
2025-12-2232 min
Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchThe Unsung GroomDecember 14. 2025 | Walter Henegar | Matthew 1:18-25|
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Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchHabits of a Healthy ChurchNovember 02. 2025 | Walter Henegar | 1 Thessalonians 5:12-28 |
2025-11-0240 min
Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchWakeful WaitingOctober 26. 2025 | Walter Henegar | 1 Thessalonians 5:1-11 |
2025-10-2634 min
Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchThe End With A FutureOctober 19. 2025 | Walter Henegar | 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 |
2025-10-2235 min
Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchBrotherly AmbitionOctober 12. 2025 | Walter Henegar | 1 Thessalonians 4:9-12 |
2025-10-1238 min
Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchSexual IntegritySeptember 28. 2025 | Walter Henegar | 1 Thessalonians 4:1-8 |
2025-09-2834 min
Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchThe Manner Of His MessengersSeptember 14. 2025 | Walter Henegar | 1 Thessalonians 2:1-16 |
2025-09-1433 min
Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchPowerfully Good NewsSeptember 7. 2025 | Walter Henegar | 1 Thessalonians 1:1-10 |
2025-09-0730 min
Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchPrayers For PeopleAugust 31. 2025 | Walter Henegar | 1 Timothy 2:1-7 |
2025-09-0130 min
Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchSacred SignsAugust 24. 2025 | Walter Henegar | 1 Corinthians 11:17-34 |
2025-08-2436 min
Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchFellowship In The FleshAugust 17. 2025 | Walter Henegar | 1 John 1:1-10 |
2025-08-1732 min
Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchWords Of LifeAugust 03. 2025 | Walter Henegar | 2 Timothy 3:14-4:5 |
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Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchJesus' CommencementMay 25. 2025 | Walter Henegar | Acts 1:1-11 |
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Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchThe Wise LifeApril 20. 2025 | Walter Henegar | Matthew 7:24- 8:1 |
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Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchTwo Rules and Two WaysApril 06. 2025 | Walter Henegar | Matthew 7:12-14 |
2025-04-0728 min
Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchJudge Not, You PigMar 23. 2025 | Walter Henegar | Matthew 7:1-6 |
2025-03-2430 min
Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchWe Of Little FaithMar 23. 2025 | Walter Henegar | Matthew 1:1-6 |
2025-03-1730 min
Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchForever TreasuresMar 09. 2025 | Walter Henegar | Matthew 6:7-15 |
2025-03-1030 min
Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchWhy Want To PrayMar 02. 2025 | Walter Henegar | Matthew 6:7-15 |
2025-03-0335 min
Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchSecret RewardFeb 23. 2025 | Walter Henegar | Matthew 6:1-4, 16-18 |
2025-02-2531 min
Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchThe Weight Of Your WordsFeb 09. 2025 | Walter Henegar | Matthew 5:33-37 |
2025-02-1033 min
Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchRelational WholenessFeb 02. 2025 | Walter Henegar | Matthew 5:27-32 |
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Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchThe Upside of Living DownJan 05. 2025 | Walter Henegar | Matthew 5:1-12 |
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Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchThe Case for ConscienceOct 27. 2024 | Walter Henegar | Romans 14:1-23 |
2024-10-2928 min
Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchOur Debt To AuthorityOct 20. 2024 | Walter Henegar | Romans 13:1-14 |
2024-10-2332 min
Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchPublic LoveOct 13. 2024 | Walter Henegar | Romans 12:9-21 | Christians should be known for their love, both in private and in public. In Romans 12, this love is characterized by humility, hospitality and hope. Loving our "enemies," including our political enemies, is impossible without the Gospel of Jesus.
2024-10-1429 min
Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchEnemies Of The CrossSep 22, 2024 | Walter Henegar | Philippians 3:12-4:1 |
2024-09-2334 min
Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchThe No-Excuses ChurchSep 15, 2024 | Walter Henegar | Romans 2:1-6 |
2024-09-1634 min
Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchThe So-Loved WorldSep 8. 2024 | Walter Henegar | John 3:1-21 | Healthy public faith begins with a clear understanding of what the Church is and how God intends for it to relate to the World.
2024-09-1129 min
Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchRevive Us Again - Psalm 85Sep 1, 2024 | Walter Henegar | Psalm 85 |
2024-09-1129 min
Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchRejoice in ThisJesus draws a contrast between the intoxicating agony of ministry and the helpless wonder of salvation. It's not wrong to rejoice that Jesus is pleased to channel his power through us, but it is infinitely more awesome that he saves us at all. Ironically, those who rejoice in their salvation above all become more effective channels of his power. Walter preached this sermon for the opening worship service of Metro Atlanta Presbytery.
2024-05-0722 min
Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchRejoice in This Jesus draws a contrast between the intoxicating agony of ministry and the helpless wonder of salvation. It's not wrong to rejoice that Jesus is pleased to channel his power through us, but it is infinitely more awesome that he saves us at all. Ironically, those who rejoice in their salvation above all become more effective channels of his power. Walter preached this sermon for the opening worship service of Metro Atlanta Presbytery.
2024-05-0722 min
Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchBroken BrotherhoodThe story of Cain and Abel shows us ourselves, and more important, it shows us the heart of God:· We are stubbornly independent from God, but God is stubbornly interested in us· We are half-hearted toward him, but he is relentless in pursuing us· We are envious of others, but he is curious about us· We are vulnerable to sin’s sneak attacks, but he is powerful to fight with and for us· We are murderous, but he is just, making sure sin is paid for· We are self-pitying, but God is mercifulWalter's...
2023-09-1033 min
Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchBroken Brotherhood The story of Cain and Abel shows us ourselves, and more important, it shows us the heart of God:· We are stubbornly independent from God, but God is stubbornly interested in us· We are half-hearted toward him, but he is relentless in pursuing us· We are envious of others, but he is curious about us· We are vulnerable to sin’s sneak attacks, but he is powerful to fight with and for us· We are murderous, but he is just, making sure sin is paid for· We are self-pitying, but God is mercifulWalter's...
2023-09-1033 min
Serenbe StoriesBuilding Genuine Connection & Stewarding Healthy Growth with Anne & Walter HenegarAnne and Walter Henegar started making regular visits to Serenbe in 2008 and purchased their Mado townhome ten years later, becoming beloved part-time residents. So beloved, in fact, that many neighbors don’t even realize that they aren’t here full-time. When the Henegars aren’t in Serenbe, they’re up in Atlanta running Westside Presbyterian Church - Walter as Senior Pastor and Anne as Director of Spiritual Formation - with a vision to build community and connection in one of Atlanta’s most racially and economically stratified neighborhoods. In this conversation, Steve and Monica learn more about what led bo...
2023-07-1033 min
Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchServe the Lord ChristSometimes we follow, sometimes we lead;in every relationship, Jesus is King.United to him in his death and his life,we build up all others, and him glorify. Resources:Westminster Larger Catechism, questions 123-133PCA Report on Domestic Abuse and Sexual AssaultWalter’s August 2022 Sermon on Ephesians 6:1-9
2023-06-0435 min
Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchServe the Lord Christ Sometimes we follow, sometimes we lead;in every relationship, Jesus is King.United to him in his death and his life,we build up all others, and him glorify. Resources:Westminster Larger Catechism, questions 123-133PCA Report on Domestic Abuse and Sexual AssaultWalter’s August 2022 Sermon on Ephesians 6:1-9
2023-06-0435 min
Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchThe Equal Eye Walter Henegar preached this sermon on Matthew 7:1-6
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Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchThe Equal EyeWalter Henegar preached this sermon on Matthew 7:1-6
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Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchHis Hand and His Face Aaron's stunning benediction reminds us that God's heart is to bless us. The blessings from his hand are positive circumstances of provision, protection and peace. The blessing of his face is his gracious presence with us, lit with delight and lifted in attention. Knowing how the two relate is essential to Christian growth, and the Gospel of Jesus is the key. When we seek first the blessing of his face, the blessings of his hand grow sweeter. But when we seek first the blessings of his hand, they fail to satisfy, and we grow distant from him. God’s fa...
2020-09-0628 min
Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchSatan Satan is the deceiver, the accuser, and the tempter, but Jesus is our teacher, our defender, and our savior.
2020-08-3031 minAtlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchBusyness Busyness is a malaise that affects us all in different ways. Growing in this area of life is a group project that requires multiple sources of wisdom applied in community over a long period of time. At root, we need to see ourselves the way God sees us: as his beloved agents in the world.
2020-08-2324 minAtlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchDenominations Acts 15 doesn't tell us which denomination to join, but it does give us a melody we should hear in every church and denomination. The three main "chords" of this melody answer the questions: What are they guarding? Where do they appeal? and How do they decide? Ultimately every church should guard the unity that Jesus creates in the Gospel; we should submit our interpretations of tradition and experience to scripture; and we should seek to make decisions with humility and an eagerness to sacrifice for the sake of unity.
2020-08-1632 minAtlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchTribalism Tribes can bind us together, but they can also blind us to the beauty of the Gospel. Judges 12 illustrates what happens when the normal human desire to belong warps into sinful self-protection and other-harming tribalism. We use “shibboleths” to actively or passively exclude people from our circle of trust. In today’s polarized climate, tribalism also cuts us off from learning ways that we may be wrong and ways others might be right. Jesus, it turns out, was also a repeated victim of tribalist judgments, but he refused to judge people through a tribalist lens. Christians who have been forgiv...
2020-08-0934 minAtlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchHoly Sex The Bible's view of sexuality is grounded in the Gospel. The heart of sex is a reflection of the permanent, exclusive, covenant that God makes with all who are united to Christ by faith. The revolution of sex is the way the Gospel invariably pulls against parts of the dominant cultural narrative. The power of sex is its ability to either domineer and waste our energy in unfruitful ways – or to deepen the bond of marital love. The weakness of sex is its temporary character in light of eternity and the way its blessings inevitably require sacrifice and "deaths" on...
2020-07-2639 min
Atlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchPatience in Suffering Discipleship Administrator Abrm McQuarters preached this sermon on James 5:7-12.
2020-07-1925 minAtlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchFrom Fear to Faith Elder Byron Johnson preached the sermon on Psalm 46:1-3.
2020-07-1230 minAtlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchThe Conscience of Class One of the most significant and yet least-talked-about factors in every other controversial national issue right now is class. Whether James is addressing nonbelievers or believers, none of us is immune from the temptations to hoard, exploit, live self-indulgently, and participate in injustice. More important, Jesus frees us from the reasons we tend to seek wealth, which all inevitably backfire. His Gospel gives us an expansive family to belong to, an eternal security that no amount of money can provide, and a righteousness that cannot be measured in dollars and cents.
2020-07-0532 minAtlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchEvery Life in His Hands Few issues stir more passionate and politically charged debate than abortion. Job reminds us that suffering lies behind it, pushing Christians to respond in ways that demonstrate both grace and truth. The way of Jesus, we find, is characterized by handmade compassion, handmade redemption and handmade engagement in the political sphere. Ultimately, Christians must demonstrate our confidence in God as creator by actively loving, in both word and deed, every person made in his image, both born and unborn.
2020-06-2830 minAtlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchSurrender of the Sexes Men and women have more in common than we have different, starting with the Gospel that saves us all by grace through faith. We also have differences created by God. How we exercise our differences in the church calls for much wisdom and discernment, deconstructing false interpretations as much as reconstructing faithful ones. Ultimately, every aspect of our unique identities are tools for loving God by serving one another.
2020-06-2129 minAtlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchGenerous Exclusivity The Christian faith makes exclusive truth claims, and so does every other view of the world. This fact raises several challenging problems, yet we find that the Bible's claims are both necessary and glorious, enabling Christians to relate to the world in a humble, generous, teachable way.
2020-06-1431 minAtlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchThe Politics of Prayer The Gospel of Jesus compels Christians to engage in politics. At minimum, we must pray for all people, especially our political leaders. This affects the peace of society, and the way Christians live together in it. Both of these realities play an important role in how God saves and sanctifies people. And while first-century Christians had no influence over who their political leaders were, twenty-first century American Christians do. Therefore we must not only pray for our existing leaders but also seek God’s wisdom in which ones we vote for. Beyond that, we have freedom to serve according to...
2020-06-0734 minAtlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchSome Good News God wants you to know that you are okay, you can change, and you will be everything you were made to be, all because of Jesus.
2020-05-3120 minAtlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchWait For the Lord Misdirected desires can cause anxiety, but gazing at Jesus can change us. We can have confidence in God’s plan, even when we suffer. This confidence comes when our greatest desire is intimate relationship with God. God invites us to seek him and wrestle with Him. When we wait for the Lord and believe God’s promises, we will have real hope and strength.
2020-05-2421 minAtlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchHeaven Helps Us Christians’ ultimate hope is not going to heaven, but heaven coming to us. Peter explains why this “new heavens and new earth in which righteousness dwells” (v. 13) has not arrived yet, why the world must be refined by fire, and how we are to live while we wait. Other parts of scripture reassure us that those who have died in faith are present with Jesus now in the “intermediate state,” but even they still wait eagerly for the fullness of the resurrection.
2020-05-1724 minAtlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchWhen Seeing Isn’t Believing Former Westside attender Michael Gregory, now planting a church in Los Angeles, shared this message from Psalm 17.
2020-05-1017 minAtlanta Westside Presbyterian ChurchChildlike Covid-19 (and many other circumstances) leave us feeling small and childlike. Our tendency is to want to despise feelings of smallness and to move toward places of competency, achievement, and status. But Jesus shows his disciples that the only way into the kingdom of heaven is through childlikeness, and ultimately, it is also the only way to grow into maturity in his kingdom. Jesus himself has not despised childlikeness, but became a child who grew in stature and maturity in order that he might die for our sakes. Our relationship with God the Father is our only relationship where...
2020-05-0323 min
The Very Good PodcastThe Spirit of Atlanta Westside. w/ Walter Henegar, Anne Henegar, and Julia Reynolds.Presenting 'The Very Good Podcast' from Atlanta Westside Presbyterian Church!
In our first episode, dive into the history of Atlanta Westside with Senior Pastor Walter Henegar, Director of Discipleship Anne Henegar, and guest interviewer (and Westside member) Julia Reynolds.
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