When promoting Bible Bff to an audience that’s new to the Bible, I’d focus on making the content feel relatable, modern, and pressure free. A lot of people are curious about the Bible but don’t know where to start or feel intimidated by it. So I’d approach it the way I’d introduce something to a friend, keeping it casual, welcoming, and real. I’d use storytelling hooks like “You won’t believe what actually went down in this Bible story” or “This feels like something straight out of a drama series” to draw people in and show that the Bible is full of wild, meaningful, and very human moments. I’d also lean into reaction style content where I respond to clips from the app as if I’m FaceTiming a friend, because that makes the experience feel more personal and less like a lecture. My goal would be to create content that makes people think, “Wait, I didn’t know the Bible was like that,” and help them feel excited, not overwhelmed, to explore more.

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