Does GOD Really Connect With Us Through Quantum Entanglement When We Pray?

Join me today as I dive deep into the mind-bending concept of whether God communicates with us via quantum entanglement when we pray.

This all came to me about a month ago. I had developed a hunger in my heart and prayed that God would open my eyes to the things of the spirit world and to what’s going on around us. And he has. He has opened my eyes to a lot of things and has brought many topics across my path that I wasn’t anticipating. My prayer has led me to one research deep-dive after another.

In this vein, last week I came across a YouTube video with Taylor Welsh (The Deep End) talking about quantum entanglement and prayer. That captured my imagination and sparked an interest in me to pursue this topic a little bit further. I knew in my heart that Taylor was on to something here.

Satan has been busy building his kingdom for thousands of years. And if you haven’t noticed, he’s been ramping up his efforts lately. We are seeing more and more evil take center stage here in our country and in the world.

God has been showing me that the way we can defeat the deception and the attacks of the enemy is to be entangled in God’s love. I encourage you to stick with me here as I try to unpack this concept of quantum entanglement and how we can use it in our lives to draw closer to God and to hear his will for us.

In this world, there are only two kingdoms and we get to choose which one we are a part of. You can actively choose to be part of God’s kingdom, or you can be part of Satan’s kingdom in his rebellion against God.

God created the perfect system, and Satan perverted that system by convincing Adam and Eve to turn aside and to trade life with God for hidden knowledge. But the knowledge that was promised to them came with a curse.

God did not desire death for his creation, but Satan wanted to destroy all that God had created. In his rebellion, Satan hated God so much that he wanted to destroy anything good that God had created. That’s why he came after Adam and Eve.

God had given Adam and Eve dominion on this earth and Satan wanted that dominion for himself. He convinced Adam and Eve to trade their dominion on earth for hidden knowledge—and ultimately death.

Many years later, Jesus came to earth and sacrificed himself on the cross, and when he did that, he became the perfect Lamb who was able to satisfy the requirements of that death covenant that came through the curse when Adam and Eve fell. Christ’s sacrifice was so perfect that it covers every human being in the course of history.

But the catch is we have to choose to opt in to God’s covenant in order to regain the dominion that God originally created for us. When we decide to follow God and we give our lives to Him, we become covered by the blood of Jesus that was shed in His perfect sacrifice. Jesus took back the keys of death and hell from the enemy after he rose from the dead and got the dominion back that Satan had stolen from Adam and Eve.

Now, the only dominion that Satan can have over God’s children is what we give him through our actions and our words.

The enemy’s kingdom operates from a base of the knowledge of good and evil. That’s because Adam and Eve partook from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, which plunged them into covenant with the enemy and became the basis for the enemy’s worldly kingdom.

When we operate from that basis, we effectively build personal kingdoms of our own, which in reality are only serfdoms under Satan’s dominion and his covenant of death. When we build our own kingdoms, we set ourselves up as little kings, following the example of what Satan did when he rebelled against God.

One thing about kings—they have to supply everything themselves: food, protection, security, etc. When we build our own kingdoms, we have to provide this for ourselves. That can be so stressful!

But when we are part of God’s Kingdom of Righteousness, we are in allegiance to him as the true King. As our King, he becomes the one who provides a much more robust protection, provision and security than we could ever provide for ourselves. We don’t have to carry that burden when we are part of God’s kingdom.

That is just one of the blessings of following God, being in covenant with him, and being saved through the blood of Jesus Christ.

But there are rules to be in God’s kingdom. Those who are not in God’s kingdom will say that these rules take away your freedom. But they really don’t. Following the rules of God’s kingdom is what gives us back our freedom! This concept has been twisted so much in our culture and in our society that this sounds backwards to us.

Speaking of Kingdom rules, God has been showing me how the “courts of heaven” is a place of justice in the spirit world where God hears our case, where the enemy accuses us, and where Christ defends us. Psalm 89:5–8 (CSB) talks about the council of the holy ones:

Lord, the heavens praise your wonders—
your faithfulness also—
in the assembly of the holy ones.

For who in the skies can compare with the Lord?
Who among the heavenly beings is like the Lord?

God is greatly feared in the council of the holy ones,
more awe-inspiring than all who surround him.

Lord God of Armies,
who is strong like you, Lord?
Your faithfulness surrounds you.

These verses mention the council in heaven—where the courts of heaven are—and that’s where our prayers go.

Our English language translates the word Elohim as God. But in the original language, Elohim was not only used for God Almighty. There are little elohim, little gods—so called because they have set themselves up to be worshipped, which makes them false gods, but they are gods nonetheless simply because they receive worship. The word also applies to other deities, idols, or supernatural beings.

So bear in mind that Elohim does not pertain only to God Almighty. There are many elohim. We typically forget to account for that in the translation—we forget what that word really means.

So in the council of the holy ones, there’s a council of supernatural elohim. God is Almighty. He is the only true God. He is Yahweh. But then you have these other little gods that have set themselves up and tried to take dominion and to present their cases and to take the dominion from mankind because they require worship of man.

When we are followers of God and part of the kingdom of righteousness, obedience is key. As with any nation in the history of the world, kings require obedience. That’s just the way it is.

Let’s take this concept one step further. When we get stuck and confused in life, God often will not overwhelm us by showing us his entire battle plan for our lives. He might just give us one step. Our obedience determines our path.

For example, if we’re in a situation where we don’t know what to do and we’re confused about what direction to go, we really only need one step—when we ask God, he is faithful to give us that one step. Then, when we obey in taking that one step, he will reveal another step to us.

When God gives us that one step to take, we need to obey him and take action as directed. If we don’t, the Holy Spirit will stop communicating with us. If he continued to communicate with us in spite of us not obeying, it would just muddy up the waters and make things even more confusing.

When we are at a place where we don’t have a step forward that has been revealed to us, Satan will try to tempt us to create our own path. That’s how Ishmael was created. Abraham was tempted and decided to take his own path and went into Hagar—and Ishmael was born, the father of the Arab nations. Still today, there is exists war between the Jews and the Arabs.

When we take things into our own hands and don’t rely on God Almighty to show us His perfect next step, we usually end up building our own personal kingdom. We get impatient and we plunge ahead and try to create our own strategies outside of God’s will. But there’s always a price to pay when we do that.

If you want to hear from God, the first thing you can do is obey by taking the step that he gives you to take and then expect to receive another step.

Let’s circle back around to this concept of quantum entanglement. Everything up to this point was the necessary background for us to be able to talk about this next section. In the courts of heaven, God created this perfect system for communicating in the spirit world.

While we are here on earth, our spirits are trapped in our bodies. But when our bodies die, our spirits don’t. The fact hat our spirits are eternal and our bodies aren’t works with this concept of spiritual communication that God has created.

Have you ever been in a situation where you thought of somebody and they called you? Or maybe you were going to see somebody and they showed up at your door? Those are examples of quantum entanglement—two people’s spirits are entangled to the point where they can sense each other in the spirit world.

My dad and I used to have this happen—instances where we would be thinking about each other at the same time. He would call me and say, “What’s going on? I feel like I something’s going on, and I’ve been thinking so much about you.” And I would reply, “I’ve been thinking about you too. Here’s what’s going on.” Dad knew that something was going on because our spirits were entangled in a close father/daughter relationship.

My dad and I had a special quantum entanglement bond where we would think about each other at the same time, and we would know the other one was struggling with something and needed prayer. This is just a small glimpse of the communication technology that God has created so he can communicate with us.

We are electrical beings, and this electrical frequency is required to make the whole system work. For example, when the Spirit of God is present, the atmosphere changes and you will feel his frequency.

Because of these frequencies and electrical energies that God created, our words and intentions matter in prayer. Things move in the spirit world when we have strong, pure intentions.

New Age (which I don’t recommend) works because it makes partial use of this technology that God created. While it only uses part of the concept, it’s enough that it actually gets some results.

To experience the fullness of this godly communication technology, you have to be enmeshed or entangled with God’s Spirit. God’s original design was for us to be so enmeshed, so entangled with his Spirit that we can hear his thoughts as well as he can hear ours. What my dad and I experienced is a mere shadow of what we can experience with God.

God has been challenging me to pursue this concept and to spend more time with him. I’m getting to the point where I can’t wait to sit down in prayer because I’m beginning to crave this entanglement with God’s Spirit.

The other thing you need to know about prayer is that it is voice-activated. We need to speak our prayers aloud. Your words matter and when we speak, our words create a resonance field. These words and the related effects can be for positive or negative, depending on what we say.

The key here is to have our hearts aligned with God’s. We can use the words of God (found in the Bible) to find the will of God. When we use God’s Word in prayer, that helps us align with his perfect will.

Alignment with the will of God produces in us the right intention, and when we are aligned with the will of God and we have intention and we speak our words, we go into the courts of heaven, and we ask God to fight for us, then he hears us and he answers us. That is how prayer uses quantum entanglement.

You can be so aligned with God that he starts to speak to your spirit and you’ll feel impressions or nudges. Some people hear an audible voice of God. For me, I usually sense in my mind what God is telling me.

Circling back around to obedience, I can tell you from experience, if I don’t do what God told me to, he’s not going to give me any more instructions. If you’re praying and God’s not answering, it’s time to find out what went wrong.

There can be a few reasons why God isn’t answering prayer. Perhaps you are in a season of particularly difficult spiritual warfare. In that instance, you could come against those attacks, and rebuke the enemy in order to open up those avenues of prayer again so that you can hear the voice of God.

Or there might be something that you need to repent for; unrepented sin will block your communication with Him. We cannot stand before God unless we are pure. The Bible tells us to repent for our nation, for our people/families, and to repent for ourselves.

Therefore, it’s important to get in an attitude of repentance. This is the first step to take in powerful prayer and it also builds humility in us that God honors. When we repent, it puts God on the throne of our heart rather than allowing other things to come between us and God.

Anything that you focus on, anything that you pay attention to is something that has the potential to be placed on the throne of your heart—and if you’ve put something on the throne of your heart, that now has come between you and God. So the first thing that we do is we repent.

The second thing that we do in prayer is to minister to God through praise and worship and to be grateful with our hearts full of thanksgiving. There are times when we don’t understand what’s going on in our lives, and it’s okay to tell God that. We can still trust him because he is a trustworthy God.

He loves to hear these things as you share this kind of prayer with him and you tell him that you will trust him no matter what, even if you don’t understand what’s going on. There are a lot of other gods out there that are not trustworthy, but my God is, and I am so grateful for that. I never have to worry about God not showing up. These are things we can express to God in prayer.

As we minister to God, we worship him, we praise him, and that helps us enter his courts. The Psalms say to “Enter his gates with thanksgiving
and his courts with praise” (Psalm 100:4 CSB). That is how we enter the courts of heaven.

Once we’re in the courts of heaven, then we can make our requests known to God. This is when we tell God what our needs are and ask him to provide for us. But after we’ve made our requests known, it’s also important to follow that up with defaulting to God’s will, just as Jesus showed us when he prayed in the Garden of Gethsemane: “Father, if you are willing, take this cup away from me—nevertheless, not my will, but yours, be done” (Luke 22:42 CSB).

An example of this would be to pray: “No matter what I’ve requested of you, Lord, you know what’s best for me, and I pray that you would cancel any request that I’ve made if it is not in alignment with your will, that you would reveal that to me so that I can be in perfect alignment with you.”

Honestly, this whole concept of quantum entanglement and prayer is something that I’m still studying, but I felt God wanted me to share this in today’s post and video. I believe that one reason is because we are in such challenging days. Our country and our world is in a very challenging season—and the fog of war can be thick. But the fog of war cannot exist in the Lord’s presence! Only the glory of God exists in God’s presence.

I want to encourage you to stay close to God. The Bible says that in the last days, even the elect will be deceived. When we press in close enough to God and allow him to entangle our spirits with his so closely that we are aligned with his will and we hear his voice, it chases away the fog of war. It helps us know what direction to go. It helps us to determine what his will is for our situations.

God asks us to wait on him for our next steps. The way of the world is to create panic, anger, and chaos. The way of God is peace, love, and stillness.

Don’t let the world panic you into making a movement you don’t need to make. Fear feeds the enemy: Satan, his demons, and the immortals (fallen angels). Fear is energy and it is food for the enemy. Fear, chaos, negativity, division, war, fighting, all of these negative things fuel the enemy’s kingdom. Don’t give him ammunition!

Rather, be peaceful. Be entangled with God. Be entangled in his love. That starves the enemy!

One other rule for being a part of God’s kingdom is to be holy. That just means “to be set apart.” It doesn’t mean we’re trying to be better than anyone else. First Peter 1:15–16 says:

“But as the one who called you is holy, you also are to be holy in all your conduct, for it is written, be holy, because I am holy.”

Set yourself apart, don’t be enmeshed in the world’s ideologies, stay away from Satan’s kingdom of rebellion, away from the death covenant.

Be set apart into God’s kingdom. That’s holiness. That’s godliness.

We are also to be humble, not proud. The Lord hates pride. James 4:10 says: “Humble yourselves before the Lord and He will exalt you.”

When we humble ourselves before God and put Him on the throne of our hearts, he honors us for that and gives us favor. Also, we follow Jesus Christ’s example of the humble servant when we live this way.

One way we make war on the enemy is through the power of love. This is such a beautiful irony, and it’s such a powerful spiritual technology. Even those who are not followers of Christ have discovered the power of love and how it can change things. In the presence of love, chaos will melt because it can’t remain in the presence of love.

The other thing we need to do is to be still. Psalm 46:10 says: “Be still and know that I am God.”

Another place in the Bible that mentions being still before God is in Exodus, chapter 14. The Israelites had just left the land of Egypt. They were pressed up against the Red Sea with Pharaoh and his army coming, and they were terrified. They were even wondering if they should have just stayed in Egypt. Moses told them, “Be quiet and see the salvation of the Lord.”

I think that this where the Lord is calling us to today. If he hasn’t given us direction, we need to be quiet and to wait, to be humble, to dedicate ourselves to him and to wait for his guidance.

If God is silent, that doesn’t mean he’s not hearing you. God is always moving behind the scenes. He has his children’s best interests in mind, and he is our salvation. He will move on our behalf and he will deliver us from the enemy.

When we do these things and we obey the laws of God’s kingdom as his servants, we regain the dominion that the enemy stole. Jesus won it back for us through his death and resurrection and has given it back to us. How sweet is that! That, my friend, is true freedom.

May God go with you and show you your next step as you press into him. God bless you.

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