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11th January 2026 - Northcliffe Community Church
Fulfil All Righteousness
Paul Mulroney | Northcliffe
In this special service from Northcliffe, Paul Mulroney explores the meaning and power of baptism through the story of Jesus’ own baptism in Matthew 3.
Why was Jesus baptised if He had no sin? What does baptism mean today? And how do these sacred moments shape and remind us of who we are in God?
Drawing on Scripture, church history, and personal stories, this message unpacks baptism as a means of grace — an outward sign of an inward work — and a public declaration of our faith in Christ. Paul also challenges us not only to remember our baptism, but to live intentionally, making space to be present with God and to walk in deeper relationship with Him.
With baptisms taking place later that day at Windy Harbour, this message is both a teaching and an invitation: to step forward in faith, to renew our devotion, and to choose again to follow Jesus wholeheartedly.
Key Scriptures: Matthew 3:13–17, Matthew 28:18–20, Acts 2:38–39, Romans 6:3–4
Key Themes: Baptism • Means of grace • Obedience • New life in Christ • Public faith • Identity • Presence with God • Freedom to flourish
🎧 Whether you’re considering baptism or reflecting on your own faith journey, this message will encourage you to remember, renew, and respond to God’s grace.
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By Paul and Caroline MulroneyFulfil All Righteousness
Paul Mulroney | Northcliffe
In this special service from Northcliffe, Paul Mulroney explores the meaning and power of baptism through the story of Jesus’ own baptism in Matthew 3.
Why was Jesus baptised if He had no sin? What does baptism mean today? And how do these sacred moments shape and remind us of who we are in God?
Drawing on Scripture, church history, and personal stories, this message unpacks baptism as a means of grace — an outward sign of an inward work — and a public declaration of our faith in Christ. Paul also challenges us not only to remember our baptism, but to live intentionally, making space to be present with God and to walk in deeper relationship with Him.
With baptisms taking place later that day at Windy Harbour, this message is both a teaching and an invitation: to step forward in faith, to renew our devotion, and to choose again to follow Jesus wholeheartedly.
Key Scriptures: Matthew 3:13–17, Matthew 28:18–20, Acts 2:38–39, Romans 6:3–4
Key Themes: Baptism • Means of grace • Obedience • New life in Christ • Public faith • Identity • Presence with God • Freedom to flourish
🎧 Whether you’re considering baptism or reflecting on your own faith journey, this message will encourage you to remember, renew, and respond to God’s grace.