Chris Pratt isn’t shy about his faith. If anything, he’s doubling down on it.

In a recent interview on Fox & Friends, Chris opened up about his testimony, fasting, and now he’s joining a prayer app with surprisingly Mark Wahlberg and The Chosen’s Jonathan Roumie.

And honestly? It’s refreshing to hear someone in Hollywood be so open about their relationship with God.

“God, if you save my son, I’ll give you everything.” | Chris Pratt

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One of the most powerful moments in the interview was when Pratt shared about his son, Jack, being born prematurely. As any parent would, he was desperate for his baby boy to survive. And in that moment, he made a promise:

“I remember praying… ‘God, if you save my son, I’ll give you everything. I’ll do whatever I can.’ And He did save my son. And I’ve been trying to make good on that promise ever since.”

That moment changed everything for him. And it’s a reminder that faith isn’t just about knowing about God—it’s about trusting Him in the hardest moments. Tap to see the full interview HERE.

Pratt also talked a lot about fasting and how it’s a big part of his life. Chris Pratt has mentioned that fasting isn’t just about food—it’s about discipline, focus, and drawing closer to God.

If you’re looking for a way to be more intentional with prayer, Pratt is teaming up with the Hallow app to lead a 40-day challenge to guide people through prayer and fasting during Lent. You can start by asking for prayer or praying for other on our Prayer Wall.

Whether you’re looking for encouragement, or just love seeing someone in Hollywood be bold about Jesus, Chris Pratt is making it clear—faith is the best part of his life. And maybe, just maybe, this is the reminder we all needed to make it a bigger part of ours too. How can you share your faith with someone today?

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