The Apprentice winner Tim Campbell on the worship song that changed his life
After losing £50,000, Lord Sugar's first apprentice Tim Cambell MBE was "broken". But after reconnecting with God, Tim was given new vision and purpose for his life. In this interview, which took place at The Everything Conference, the businessman explains what God taught him, and the difference its made to his life since
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