“We’re living in a world quick to judge, But…” –  Fox News host Lawrence Jones shares what he keeps at the Center to guide him through challenges and inspire the community, especially young people!

Lawrence Jones, host of Fox News and Fox and Friends, shared heartfelt thoughts about his faith during a live broadcast with CBN News. Born into a family deeply rooted in the church, with his mother and grandparents as pastors, Lawrence confessed: “Knowing who Christ is and accepting Him into my heart… that’s all I know.“

Even though he grew up surrounded by faith, he admitted it wasn’t until he moved away to Washington, D.C. and New York City that he truly lived according to God’s will: “When life became real, when you’re alone without daily support, faith became real.“

In his new book, American Man: Speaking the Truth about the War on Masculinity, Lawrence Jones reflects on perfection and the role of men in American society. He emphasizes that he doesn’t aim to be a perfect Christian, but to be more like Jesus: “I don’t find it a struggle to hold on to who God has called me to be.“

Despite public scrutiny and the spotlight, Lawrence proudly states: “I’m proud to be a believer.” He also led the Faith and Friends Concert Series, the network’s second annual lenten event, bringing together Christian artists and sparking meaningful conversations about faith-based music.

Lawrence Jones asserts that in a world quick to judge, he keeps faith at the center: “We’re bringing church to people’s living rooms.” His journey shows not only the strength of a media figure but also how Lawrence stands as a beacon for the community, especially young people, on the path of faith.