Antioch Baptist Church

Antioch Baptist Church Antioch Baptist Church in Conway, Arkansas Antioch Baptist Church is led by Senior Pastor Dr. Jason Aultman. Located just off I-40 in Conway, AR.

Antioch is committed to 3 principles, Worship, Grow, Serve.. We have an incredible Student Ministry, Children's Ministry and Worship Ministry. Check us out on our website, www.antiochconway.com

ASM (Antioch Student Ministry) has a page, www.facebook.com/ASMconway and also has a twitter,

Perspective (Antioch College Ministry) has a page, www.facebook.com/PerspectiveCway, and also has a twitter,

This morning, the bridge of our first song sets the tone and timbre of our worship experience. Jesus makes seven “I AM” ...
09/06/2026

This morning, the bridge of our first song sets the tone and timbre of our worship experience.

Jesus makes seven “I AM” statements from John 6-15. Sometimes those are metaphorical statements to illustrate a concept of who Jesus is that we can’t fully comprehend through our own understanding. Jesus uses elements of His good creation to help us understand His provision (I am the bread of life), His magnitude (I am the way, the truth and the life), His salvation (I am the door) and so many others. But some of His “I AM” statements aren’t even qualified with a metaphor. They are open ended. I AM. Before Abraham was, I AM.

We worship a Savior who is not only fully confident in His own identity but who has called us to take on and live according to that same identity. “I am who I am because THE. I. AM. tells me who I am.” This is not a nominal theological statement that addresses only certain people struggling with a certain burden. No, this is a statement that pumps life into the very heart of our identity as believers. While the world of unbelievers wanders aimlessly through the night, searching, clawing, grasping for something…anything to bear proudly on their chest that will satiate their longing for approval, we boldly take on the identity of the founder, originator and source of the statement “I AM.”

Why do we submit to Jesus, fully trusting in the path He has laid out? He says “I am the way.” How do we know that God’s promises are true? Jesus says, “I am the truth.” What could we look to that could possibly usurp the power of death? Jesus says “I am the life.”

Lest we forget, let us boldly declare to one another AND to ourselves that we bear the ultimate “I am,” and need no other source of identity because THE I AM said so. Amen.

Link to Spotify playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6g8bfWCA8oGJkh7HDQLNWO

09/05/2026

What does it look like to live out your faith in everyday life? This week we continued our "So That" series in Matthew 5:13-16, where Jesus calls his followers to be salt and light in the world -- not for their own recognition, but so that God is praised.

Salt preserves, heals, flavors, and creates thirst. Light brings beauty, direction, and life. As followers of Christ, we are called to reflect his presence in tangible, practical ways -- through good deeds, compassion, and an unwavering commitment to God's truth even when it is not the popular choice.

The question worth sitting with this week is a simple one: how, in your specific corner of the world, will you be salt and light? Not in broad strokes -- but in real, everyday moments with real people.

This morning, we begin with an important reminder. For those of us who have entrusted both our now and our eternity in t...
08/30/2026

This morning, we begin with an important reminder.

For those of us who have entrusted both our now and our eternity in the hands of Jesus, we enter the sanctuary freely. Our bo***ge to sin, shame, fear, our past has been broken by the blood of Jesus; we can approach the throne unbound by those weights. But so often, we forget our freedom, we forget his forgiveness, and we find ourselves fettered by the shackles of our past.

Believer, take up the truth! Be reminded of your freedom and coheirship in Christ. Throw off the chains you continue to carry and step fully into His amazing Grace!

If grace feels like foreign territory, there might be those of us who need to accept that initial gift, while others might need the intercession of the Holy Spirit or the edification of fellow believers to help us rest in that grace. Maybe we’re holding on to a false sense of security in ourselves and need to hand over the reins to someone more capable of providing for our needs, securing our identity and future. Someone who has promised to provide. And maybe our reminder of grace needs to take us back to the basics, to our foundation, and we need to begin rebuilding again on truth, rather than the lies the enemy has led us to believe.

Wherever we find ourselves this morning, by the grace of God, we are here. May we each take on that grace that God has given and turn it into praise, for one thing we know without doubt: He is absolutely worthy of it all! Amen

Link to Spotify playlist:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2DVua3uxjuZ9JZWZvhmsh1?si=tjKRNgyCRDCmQbeBmfOi3Q&utm_source=copy-link&pi=7uBIdmn4SVKzw

08/29/2026

What if the most familiar verse in the Bible still has something powerful to say to you today? This Sunday, we took a close look at John 3:16 and the profound "so that" at the heart of the gospel -- God gave His Son so that whoever believes in Him would not perish but have eternal life. Not a wage you earn. A gift you receive.

We heard the story of a young woman who had endured repeated injuries and surgeries, watching her dreams feel uncertain. But God used that hard season to bring her to the moment where she said, "I want to be saved so bad" -- and she was. What looked like an unwanted detour became the road to the best decision of her life.

If you have never placed your trust in Christ, or if you simply need to be reminded of what God has done for you, this message is worth your time. We would love to have you with us.

Join us this Sunday:

⌚9am First Service
⌚10am Bible Study Classes
⌚11am Second Service

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08/23/2026

08-23-26 9:00 AM

We begin our worship this morning with a statement of our intention. The almighty God is our focus and the subject of ou...
08/23/2026

We begin our worship this morning with a statement of our intention. The almighty God is our focus and the subject of our worship, and we won’t approach this opportunity in a spirit of apathy or convenience. We will take up the universal call of the Psalm 150 and we will “praise Him according to His excellent greatness!”

Why?

Well, for starters, it’s what we do. Part of our creatureliness ensures that we will worship something or someone. And so, in light of what we know He can do, we lift our hands to the heavens and bring an offering. Furthermore, regarding what he has done, many of us know what it feels like to have been dead in our sins, and have felt the lifesaving pull of the arm of Jesus dragging us from our grave into the marvelous light of His salvation.

What can we possibly offer in response to a salvation like that? Nothing we have to offer could ever be enough. We could spend every breath for the rest of our lives declaring His goodness and still never exhaust the praise He deserves. Yet even here, we remember that the Christian life is not ultimately the story of what we have done for Christ, but what Christ has done, and continues to do, in us. Our hope is not in the strength of our praise, the sincerity of our devotion, or the faithfulness of our obedience. It is Christ in us.

So today, with every breath He has given us, we praise the One who called us out of darkness. He alone is worthy of every hallelujah, and He is who will carry us all the way home.

Link to Spotify playlist:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5aFNs4EU30SG8aQwaGagE4?si=57_ENAs1QayUNiEBIIuTjw&utm_source=copy-link&pi=ElcY9A7kR8qj-

08/22/2026

Have you ever felt worn out in your faith -- not just tired, but tempted to give up altogether? This week's message from Hebrews 12:1-3 brings a powerful word for anyone in that place.

The writer of Hebrews points us to a "Faith Hall of Fame" in chapter 11 -- men and women who refused to quit even when faithfulness was costly. Then he points us to the ultimate example: Jesus, who endured the cross for the joy set before him, so that we will not grow weary and lose heart.

Be faithful where you are. Be faithful with what you have. Cast off hindrances, throw aside entangling sin, run with perseverance, and fix your eyes on Jesus. Whatever you are facing, he has endured more -- and he gets it.

MDWK recap! We are officially back on Wednesdays from 6:30-8:00. This past Wednesday we kicked off the school year with ...
08/21/2026

MDWK recap! We are officially back on Wednesdays from 6:30-8:00. This past Wednesday we kicked off the school year with foamageddon, color wars, and a glow party! Everyone had a blast (though some might still be a bit colorful).

We hope to see you back next Wednesday night!

Antioch Connect Groups are starting up soon and we would love to have you! At Antioch, we feel it is important to get co...
08/20/2026

Antioch Connect Groups are starting up soon and we would love to have you! At Antioch, we feel it is important to get connected with smaller groups while diving deep into God's Word. If you are interested in joining a small group, reach out to [email protected] or sign up in the atrium this Sunday. We have Connect Groups at homes all across Faulkner County, let's find one near you.

The fall semester of DivorceCare and GriefShare is starting next week! If you or someone you know would benefit from one...
08/19/2026

The fall semester of DivorceCare and GriefShare is starting next week! If you or someone you know would benefit from one of these ministries, we would love to have you join us!

GriefShare will begin Monday, August 24th, from 6:30-8 pm.

Divorce Care will meet each Wednesday starting August 26th, from 6:30-8 pm.

For more info, call the church office 501-329-5153 or email Shawn at [email protected].

Address

150 Amity Road
Conway, AR
72032

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 12pm
Sunday 9am - 12pm

Telephone

+15013295153

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