It begins with a young student lying in bed late at night. The glow of their phone lights up their face as they scroll endlessly through TikTok and Instagram. Clip after clip passes by — influencers showing off, news headlines, parties, memes. The colors are dark and moody. Text flashes across the screen: “Social media feels… empty?”

The camera lingers as the student sighs, staring blankly. A notification pops up on their phone — just another shallow distraction. The text reads: “Distractions. Noise. FOMO.”

Suddenly, the tone shifts. The screen brightens with warm, golden light. The phone now shows the Creed app. The feed is full of prayer requests, scripture of the day, and uplifting community posts. We see young people smiling, journaling, praying together, sending encouragement. The text on screen glows: “Finally… an app built for your faith.”

The pace picks up. Quick, inspiring shots of Gen Z friends laughing together at church, someone writing in their journal with the Bible beside them, another person praying quietly before bed while a Creed notification lights up their screen. Bold text appears: “Connect. Pray. Grow.”

The story ends with a final frame: the Creed logo centered against a bright, hopeful background. App Store and Google Play badges fade in underneath. The last words appear in bold: “Faith. Community. Purpose.”

The music resolves with an uplifting chord as the video fades out.

You don’t have to stay stuck in empty scrolling. There’s an app built for your faith — Creed — where you can actually connect, pray, and grow in purpose