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  Jan 16, 2010 | Double Up

  “Double Up” Ad Lib

  “Double Up” needs a miracle. Without God’s stepped up involvement, it’s an exercise in folly. CONTINUE

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  Jan 12, 2010 | Double Up

  “Double Up” Overkill

  It’s going to sound like overkill, but yesterday I reached level #9, $2.56 with an unexpected $100 check. I only needed $1.28 of course, so the balance, $98.72 ... CONTINUE

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  Jan 11, 2010 | Double Up

  “Double Up” Clipping Coupons

  Ruling: What about coupons and gift cards? They aren’t cash but they have value. Can I use these in my doubling process? As situations rise the principles (rules) ... CONTINUE

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  Jan 10, 2010 | Double Up

  “Double Up” When 9/10 > 10/10

  Again, it’s God’s math: 9/10ths is greater than 10/10ths just as 6/7ths (days) is greater than 7/7ths. CONTINUE

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  Jan 9, 2010 | Double Up

  “Double Up” Chump Change

  Six cycles completed, and I’m almost ¼ of the way to my goal of doubling one cent 25 times. It seems like contorted math to see $.32 as almost ¼ of $100,000, but... CONTINUE

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  Jan 8, 2010 | Double Up

  “Double Up” – Multiplication Beats Addition

  Doubling what we’ve been given seems like a good thing, something Jesus praises. I want to be on that side of the dock. I want to hear Jesus say to me, as the ruler... CONTINUE

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  Jan 7, 2010 | Double Up

  E Pluribus Unum & E Unum Pluribus

  “Out of one many! Congratulations, Mark, you’re now a wealthy man!” CONTINUE

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  Jan 6, 2010 | Double Up

  “The Double Up Project” – Double Take

  So, as of this moment then, I have an official grand total of $.08, and today I’m moving forward toward $.16. How? Where? We’ll see… CONTINUE

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  Jan 5, 2010 | Double Up

  “Double Up” Rules of Engagement

  In 2010 I will attempt to double one cent, to two cents, two cents to four, and so forth following this pattern 25 times and securing a net result of $100,000. Rules... CONTINUE

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  Jan 4, 2010 | Double Up

  “The Double Up Project” – Cycle #3

  This is how I’m planning to multiply my resources: I’ll work, and work hard, then rest and allow the “seed” to push roots down and branches up, as it will. CONTINUE