Short-form faith content becomes engaging when it’s:

• Relatable — something people feel in real life

• Short and clear — one message at a time

• Emotion-based — inspiring, comforting, or funny

• Aesthetic — clean visuals and good sound

• Actionable — a quick scripture, affirmation, or reminder people want to save or repost

When viewers feel encouraged or understood, they share it.

I would make faith-based content stand out by keeping it real, relatable, and simple. Instead of long sermons, I’d focus on short storytelling moments, everyday situations, and quick encouragement that feels personal. I’d use trending formats, clean visuals, and captions that spark emotion or reflection. My goal would be to make faith feel accessible and modern.

I would create content that feels real, relatable, and fun — the same way young singles actually talk about dating. That means using humor, quick storytelling, and everyday college moments to show the ups and downs of finding connections. I’d focus on skits, POVs, and campus-style content that shows how the app fits naturally into dating life. My goal would be to make people laugh, see themselves in the content, and want to try the app because it feels authentic and not forced.