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Maximum Life Sermons and Podcasts clipping campaign

Post on TikTok, Instagram, YouTubeApplication required. Apply on Content Rewards to submit clips. The brief is public.

CPM
$1.50 per 1K views
AFTER 10% FEE
$1.35 per 1K views after the 10% platform fee

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About

Sermons and podcasts from Maximum Life: Bible teaching by Dr. Zach Terry, plus Code Red Talk and Ladylike episodes. Cut the strong moments into short videos for TikTok, Instagram and YouTube, and point viewers to the Maximum Life+ app.

Pay per clip

On TikTok

PER CLIP, AFTER 10% FEE

  • 10KVIEWS$13.5010K views pays $13.50
  • 50KVIEWS$67.5050K views pays $67.50
  • 100KVIEWS$135100K views pays $135
MIN PAYOUT
Paid out from $3

Your clips

Take home
$675
Per clip
$67.50
Platform fee
$75

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WHY THIS SCORE

Beats 30% of clipping campaigns

≈$14 per clip at 10K views

  • PayOK, fair$1.50 per 1K
  • BudgetOK, fair$990 left, about 660K views
  • FillToo early, not measured1% spent in 7 days
  • ConfidenceMedium, fairNew, 7 days of data
  • Payout rulesEasy, goodEst. 6 in 10 reach 2K views
  • ApprovalNo data yet, not measured
  • ContentOK, fair1 strong moment, 3 flagged
  • MomentsSome, fair1 high-intensity moment
How we rank

How long will the budget last?

$990 of $1,000 is left.

FORECAST
The budget lasts more than 90 days at this pace
BUDGET LEFT
99% of the budget left

Is the Maximum Life clipping campaign legit?

Content Rewards reports $372,691 paid out on 216 campaigns since 1 Oct 2026, and states payment within 10 days of close.

CONTENT REWARDS, ALL CAMPAIGNS

PAID OUT
Content Rewards reports $372,691 paid out on 216 campaigns
CAMPAIGNS
216
PAYOUT IN
Payment within 10 days of close

Clipping campaign rules

Brief B: solid, put the brand's link in your bio. The brand shares two footage links and an other link, and sets a few content rules on content style.

  • Application
  • , Unverified organizer
  • , Paid in 10 days
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Caption and tags

  • Put the brand's link in your bioBio link

Format rules

  • Captions on screen
  • Clip from the creator's channels
  • Niche: Christian, Faith Spirituality, a broad niche

Posting rules

  • Get approval before you post
Show all 12 rules

Other rules

  • Keep every clip true to what was said
  • Get approval before publishing
  • Point viewers to the Maximum Life+ app

What to clip

1 ready clip, post today, no editing needed.

4 podcasts, 3 hours of talk to cut into clips.

SOURCE READINESS
ASSETS
5
TOTAL FOOTAGE
2h 56m
ANALYSED
1h 2m
  • 35spoken lines worth captioning
  • 22strong moments found
  • 1 of 5carry on-screen text, keep it in frame when cropping

Footage on Content Rewards

THE ASSETS

  • Missionary Brian tells the Code Red host how faith moved him from Missouri to SpainPODCASTFirst 15 of 32m analysed

    In the first 15 minutes, Brian, a missionary serving in Spain, tells the Code Red host how he grew up in Cahoka, Missouri, with Christian parents and attended First Baptist Cahoka. He says books by RC Sproul and John Piper shifted his view of missions from helping people to God's glory.

    Covers the first 15 of 32 minutes.

    WHO

    • BrianGuestserving on the mission field, serving in Spain
    • John PiperMentioned

    WHY WATCH

    The host turns Mark McGwire missing first base into an evangelism analogy about touching first, meaning Jesus.

    1. 6:53Touching First Base Like Jesus89
    2. 13:41Don't Just Build the Bridge85
    3. 14:25You'd Be Playing Soccer81
    Key moments (10)
    READINESS
    75, easy to cut
    MOMENT STRENGTH
    85 of 100
    SPOKEN OPENERS
    10 cuts open on a line
    SPEECH
    188 words a minute
    FIND TIME
    About 1 min a clip
    9:16 CROP FIT
    65 of 100
    FORMAT FIT
    CUT CLIPS
  • Michelle Branham presses pastors to send their congregations to the pollsPODCASTFirst 15 of 43m analysed

    The host remembers his fourth grade teacher weeping when she could no longer lead her class in prayer, and admits he voted for Clinton, his only Democratic vote, before he came to Christ. Branham urges pastors to tell their congregations to vote, arguing that praying alone is not enough, and says no church has ever lost its tax-exempt status for political involvement.

    Covers the first 15 of 43 minutes.

    WHO

    • Michelle BranhamGuestsecretary for the Florida Department of Elder Affairs
    • PastorHostpastor

    WHY WATCH

    Branham, a sitting state secretary who calls her government job a ministry, pushes back on pastors' fear of losing tax-exempt status, saying it has never happened to any church.

    1. 5:47Fourth Grade Prayer Taken Away89
    2. 4:4979 Percent Christian, 51 Percent Vote82
    3. 7:00Pastor Who Voted for Clinton79
    Key moments (9)
    READINESS
    75, easy to cut
    MOMENT STRENGTH
    83 of 100
    SPOKEN OPENERS
    9 cuts open on a line
    SPEECH
    171 words a minute
    FIND TIME
    About 1 min a clip
    9:16 CROP FIT
    53 of 100
    FORMAT FIT
    CUT CLIPS
  • Zach Terry opens a Maximum Life broadcast and a preacher casts Romans 12 enemy-love as battle strategyPODCASTFirst 15 of 49m analysed

    In the first 15 minutes, Zach Terry, president of Maximum Life, opens the broadcast and points viewers to com to support the ministry.

    Read more

    A preacher then opens Romans 12 and argues that loving your enemies is not just a virtue but a strategy that advances the Kingdom, warning that the command will be hard to feel and that obedience comes before feeling. He insists Paul writes to individuals about personal offenses, so the passage should not be applied to national politics or the state's sword, which he says carries justice while the family holds the rod of discipline and the church the keys of the Kingdom. He adds that having no enemies is no sign of godliness since Jesus himself had enemies, and that enemies often come from your own household, like a sister who stopped calling.

    Covers the first 15 of 49 minutes.

    WHO

    • Zach TerryHostpresident of Maximum Life

    WHY WATCH

    The preacher reveals that the title Lord of Flies traces back to enemies calling Jesus the Lord of Dung, a moment made for clipping.

    1. 2:25Love Your Enemies, Even Georgia Fans88
    2. 4:56More Than Conquerors Through Christ82
    3. 11:48They Called Jesus the Lord of Dung75
    Key moments (8)
    READINESS
    75, easy to cut
    MOMENT STRENGTH
    82 of 100
    SPOKEN OPENERS
    7 cuts open on a line
    SPEECH
    148 words a minute
    FIND TIME
    About 1 min a clip
    9:16 CROP FIT
    58 of 100
    FORMAT FIT
    CUT CLIPS
  • Zach Terry retells Melville grabbing King James by the sleeve in a Romans 13 sermonPODCASTFirst 15 of 49m analysed

    Terry says Melville called the King God's weak, mortal vassal and told him Scotland has two kings, with King Jesus head of the church, while James Melville records the King taking it crabby and choleric. Terry tells his congregation they are dual citizens, subjects of both King Jesus and the United States government, recalls Eisenhower putting one nation under God into the Pledge in 1954, and says Paul's word subject is not the word obey.

    Read more

    He argues that when no God stands over the state, the state becomes God and cannot fill that throne.

    Covers the first 15 of 49 minutes.

    WHO

    • Zach TerryHostpresident of Maximum Life
    • PaulMentionedthe apostle to the Gentiles
    • EisenhowerMentionedpresident at the time
    1. 3:15Melville Grabs the King's Sleeve86
    2. 13:55Subject, Not Obey, the Government73
    3. 6:29Christians Are Dual Citizens73
    Key moments (10)
    READINESS
    75, easy to cut
    MOMENT STRENGTH
    77 of 100
    SPOKEN OPENERS
    9 cuts open on a line
    SPEECH
    134 words a minute
    FIND TIME
    About 1 min a clip
    9:16 CROP FIT
    66 of 100
    FORMAT FIT
    CUT CLIPS
  • A guest argues AI, digital currency, microchips and facial recognition line up with RevelationREADY CLIP2m

    A guest argues that AI, digital currency, microchips and facial recognition line up with Revelation's prophecy on the mark of the beast. The guest says a prophecy of an image coming to life and talking makes sense now that screens exist, and that the whole world can now watch two prophets die, which was not possible when John wrote.

    Read more

    The guest points to a recent assassination watched by the whole world as evidence, and says the mark of the beast fits an implant in the right hand or forehead that controls the economy and can stop someone buying food.

    WHY WATCH

    The guest argues an economic implant in the hand or forehead that controls buying and selling is doable now, though it was not in his childhood, mapping modern tech straight onto Revelation.

    READINESS
    90, easy to cut
    HOOK
    Spoken, first 3 seconds
    SPEECH
    159 words a minute
    ON-SCREEN TEXT
    8 lines
    CREATIVE
    Organic
    FIND TIME
    None
    FORMAT FIT
    REFRAME

MOMENTS

Missionary Brian tells the Code Red host how faith moved him from Missouri to Spain

7 more moments

Michelle Branham presses pastors to send their congregations to the polls

6 more moments

Zach Terry opens a Maximum Life broadcast and a preacher casts Romans 12 enemy-love as battle strategy

5 more moments

Zach Terry retells Melville grabbing King James by the sleeve in a Romans 13 sermon

7 more moments

Top clips

  1. #1 Instagram 3.9K views

  2. #2 Instagram 2K views

  3. #3 YouTube 1.3K views

  4. #4 YouTube 1.3K views

  5. #5 YouTube 1.2K views

  6. #6 YouTube 780 views

Show all 10
  1. #7 TikTok 645 views

  2. #8 YouTube 555 views

  3. #9 YouTube 454 views

  4. #10 TikTok 373 views

What to make

POST ONContent Rewards pays for posts on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube
  • TikTok
  • Instagram
  • YouTube
FOOTAGEFrom the brief: “Clip Bible teaching from Dr. Zach Terry plus Code Red Talk and Ladylike podcast episodes into short videos.”
On Content Rewards
FORMATFrom the brief: “Clean edits, accurate captions, and respect for the message.”
Captions on

BEST CUTS

EVERY CUT

  1. Open on the first spoken line, no lead in
  2. Add on-screen captions, the brief asks for them
  3. Point viewers to the link in your bio
  1. Michelle Branham presses pastors to send their congregations to the polls

    Brand footage43:07HORIZONTAL

    1. 5:47 to 6:3346 seconds

      Fourth Grade Prayer Taken Away

      • Moment score 89 of 100
      • Opens on a spoken line
      • 9:16 fit 55, crop with care
      1. Cut 5:47 to 6:33, 46 seconds
      2. Crop to 9:16 and keep the subject in the middle
    2. 4:49 to 5:2334 seconds

      79 Percent Christian, 51 Percent Vote

      • Moment score 82 of 100
      • Opens on a spoken line
      • 9:16 fit 45, crop with care
      1. Cut 4:49 to 5:23, 34 seconds
      2. Crop to 9:16 and keep the subject in the middle
    3. 7:00 to 7:3233 seconds

      Pastor Who Voted for Clinton

      • Moment score 79 of 100
      • Opens on a spoken line
      • 9:16 fit 70, crops cleanly
      1. Cut 7:00 to 7:32, 33 seconds
      2. Crop to 9:16, the subject stays in frame
  2. Missionary Brian tells the Code Red host how faith moved him from Missouri to Spain

    Brand footage32:15HORIZONTAL

    1. 6:53 to 7:3946 seconds

      Touching First Base Like Jesus

      • Moment score 89 of 100
      • Opens on a spoken line
      • 9:16 fit 70, crops cleanly
      1. Cut 6:53 to 7:39, 46 seconds
      2. Crop to 9:16, the subject stays in frame
    2. 13:41 to 14:2544 seconds

      Don't Just Build the Bridge

      • Moment score 85 of 100
      • Opens on a spoken line
      • 9:16 fit 70, crops cleanly
      1. Cut 13:41 to 14:25, 44 seconds
      2. Crop to 9:16, the subject stays in frame
    3. 14:25 to 14:4621 seconds

      You'd Be Playing Soccer

      • Moment score 81 of 100
      • Opens on a spoken line
      • 9:16 fit 55, crop with care
      1. Cut 14:25 to 14:46, 21 seconds
      2. Crop to 9:16 and keep the subject in the middle
  3. Zach Terry opens a Maximum Life broadcast and a preacher casts Romans 12 enemy-love as battle strategy

    Brand footage49:25HORIZONTAL

    1. 2:25 to 3:1247 seconds

      Love Your Enemies, Even Georgia Fans

      • Moment score 88 of 100
      • Opens on a spoken line
      • 9:16 fit 55, crop with care
      1. Cut 2:25 to 3:12, 47 seconds
      2. Crop to 9:16 and keep the subject in the middle
    2. 4:56 to 5:3438 seconds

      More Than Conquerors Through Christ

      • Moment score 82 of 100
      • Opens on a spoken line
      • 9:16 fit 70, crops cleanly
      1. Cut 4:56 to 5:34, 38 seconds
      2. Crop to 9:16, the subject stays in frame
    3. 11:48 to 12:2234 seconds

      They Called Jesus the Lord of Dung

      • Moment score 75 of 100
      • Opens on a spoken line
      • 9:16 fit 55, crop with care
      1. Cut 11:48 to 12:22, 34 seconds
      2. Crop to 9:16 and keep the subject in the middle
  4. Zach Terry retells Melville grabbing King James by the sleeve in a Romans 13 sermon

    Brand footage49:25HORIZONTAL

    1. 3:15 to 4:1863 seconds

      Melville Grabs the King's Sleeve

      • Moment score 86 of 100
      • Opens on a spoken line
      • 9:16 fit 70, crops cleanly
      1. Cut 3:15 to 4:18, 63 seconds
      2. Crop to 9:16, the subject stays in frame
    2. 6:29 to 7:3566 seconds

      Christians Are Dual Citizens

      • Moment score 73 of 100
      • Opens on a spoken line
      • 9:16 fit 45, crop with care
      1. Cut 6:29 to 7:35, 66 seconds
      2. Crop to 9:16 and keep the subject in the middle
    3. 13:55 to 14:3944 seconds

      Subject, Not Obey, the Government

      • Moment score 73 of 100
      • Opens on a spoken line
      • 9:16 fit 70, crops cleanly
      1. Cut 13:55 to 14:39, 44 seconds
      2. Crop to 9:16, the subject stays in frame

BRAND CLIPS

1 of 1 clip analysed, 1 needs a reframe

  1. A guest argues AI, digital currency, microchips and facial recognition line up with RevelationBrand footage, 107 seconds, Horizontal 16:9

    Reframe to 9:16

    Code Red Talk on AI and Revelation 13

    • Clip Potential 30 of 100
    • Opens on a spoken line in the first 3 seconds
    • 8 lines of on-screen text
    • Horizontal, reframe to 9:16
    1. Reframe to 9:16, keep the subject in the middle
    2. Add on-screen captions, the brief asks for them
    3. Point viewers to the link in your bio

MUST INCLUDE

  • Put the campaign link in your bio“Add link in bio”
  • Add captions“Clean edits, accurate captions, and respect for the message.”

GET THE FOOTAGE

  • Clip from the creator's own channels, the brief allows it“Clip Bible teaching from Dr. Zach Terry plus Code Red Talk and Ladylike podcast episodes into short videos.”

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How to join the Maximum Life clipping campaign

Apply on Content Rewards and post on TikTok, Instagram or YouTube. Content Rewards states payment within 10 days of close.

Common questions

How much budget is left in the Maximum Life clipping campaign?

$990 of a $1,000 budget is left at 06:00 UTC on 27 Oct 2026.

Which apps count for the Maximum Life clipping campaign?

Views on 3 apps count: TikTok, Instagram and YouTube.

What does it take to get paid?

A clip is paid once it has earned at least $3.

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