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ETERNAL IDEAS

God never wastes ideas. He keeps renewing them until it is fully consummated in the minds of men to approach the desirable results or intents. 

What He has shared with people some twenty years back can still flow in the heart of men today.

Sporadically, when the real package of a given idea isn't utilized, He'll have to bring it up again, giving humanity another chance to make a conceivable replay of it.

Ideas never die, not even in the mind of God. 

He keeps factual documentation of every idea He has passed to the minds of men to make sure none is wasted out of laziness and misappropriation.

God sees ideas as a resource. He's the fundamental source of everything available for humanity, if not man's originated wickedness. 

I was reading the account of Abraham and how God made him a prosperous man in his time. 

The same thing God told Abraham about SUCCESS and how to sustain it can still be said in this 21st century without missing words. 

The difference is that we're modernized and moderate in our devices of implementing His ideas conceivable in us!

Occasionally, if a certain generation can't utilize the idea gotten from God about a particular thing, He'll transfer it to another generation to make sure its actualization is achieved and implementation is fully carried out.

When an idea comes into your mind, take note of it. Ponder on it, and see how you can work with it.

It might be an eternal idea.

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