Awakened by a strange dream

Dear heavenly Father,

I pray for Jason Yeo right now that whatever he may be going through, that You be there with  him. I declare Ps 91 over his life right now, that he will remember that You are his refuge and fortress, and in You he will trust, You will deliver him from the snare of the Fowler and from any perilous pestilence, that no harm will befall him as long as he dwells in the shadow of the alrighty God. Whatever he is going through, Lord You shall be there for him and protect him. In Jesus name I pray, amen. 

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