Show Notes
In today’s episode we speak to Chip Kendall about all sorts of things including surfing the waves with our kids to help them find purpose and reach their full potential. Chip is a songwriter and recording artist with a big heart for using music to connect people with God. He is the author of the Level Up series of children's books (levelupbooks.com) and previously fronted the dance/alternative evangelistic team thebandwithnoname. He is also part of the Soul Children movement in the UK, serves on the missions team at Audacious Church in Manchester and as a UK ambassador for Maoz Israel.
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