If the axe is dull, and one does not sharpen the edge, then he must use more strength; but wisdom brings success. (Ecclesiastes 10:10)

What does this word mean? Well, literally, it is saying the following: if the logger is going to cut a tree and the axe is dull, he will have to give many more blows, and it will take much longer to do that job than if he had spent a little time sharpening his tool before. Because with a sharp tool, he would make the job easier and wouldn’t need to apply so much force.
What does this word have to do with your love life?

We all use tools to increase our capacity when doing some kind of work daily. This is the role of a tool, such as a knife, scissors, or a brush that women use to paint their nails.

God gave humans intelligence to create tools to facilitate their work so they don’t suffer and often get hurt.

In love life, you also have the power to use tools to solve or prevent relationship problems, and you need to become skilled at using these tools.

Like in your work, when you do any task, you must first learn to use that company’s tools. The same is true in your love life. When you know the tools available for your love life, you will handle the problems and challenges you face in your relationship.

That is, you will not have to redouble your strength like many who, unfortunately, seem to make a tremendous effort to achieve a minor result because you lack the knowledge or skill to use the tools of love.

What will happen if someone tries to put a screw on the wall or wood with a hammer? It won’t work; it will bend the screw and damage the material because it’s using the wrong tool.

Likewise, many people express problems using the wrong tool when they don’t know how to identify them.

Therefore, this Thursday (30), at 8pm, we will start the new series in Love Therapy about the Tools of Love in the Temple of Solomon or a Universal church near you.

Watch the message in full through Univer Video.

https://www.universal.org/renato-cardoso/post/ferramentas-inteligentes-voce-tem/