Scripture: Romans 15:17–20
Podcast: The Rob Skinner Podcast

In this episode, Rob Skinner explores what it means to come alive in the calling God has placed on your life. Too many people ask, "What does the world need from me?" when the better question is, "What has God ignited inside me?"

Drawing inspiration from John Eldredge's famous quote and the passion-filled ministry of the apostle Paul, Rob challenges listeners to identify and pursue their God-given ambition—not for comfort, not for approval, but for purpose.

If you're feeling stuck, hesitant, or unsure of your next step, this episode will help you listen to the Spirit's prompting and step boldly into the calling God has prepared for you.

• Why coming alive spiritually is essential for making a kingdom impact

• How Paul's ambition in Romans 15 shapes our understanding of calling

• The difference between playing it safe and following the Spirit

• How to identify what God has uniquely placed in your heart

• Why obedience to your calling leads to joy, courage, and fulfillment

• Practical steps to begin pursuing your God-given purpose today

Romans 15:17–20 — Paul's declaration of his mission and ambition to preach Christ where He was not known.

"Don't ask yourself what the world needs.
Ask yourself what makes you come alive, and go do that,
because what the world needs is people who have come alive."
— John Eldredge, Wild at Heart

This week, ask yourself:

• What has God placed in my heart that I've been ignoring?

• What makes me come alive spiritually, creatively, or missionally?

• What step of faith can I take—today—to pursue my calling?

Give yourself permission to follow the Holy Spirit's prompting, even if the path isn't perfect or fully clear. God brings life to those who obey His call.

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Rob's mission is to help you:

• Live a no-regrets life

• Make this life count

• Multiply disciples, leaders, and churches