“Igloo” was attacked by a “dark, shadowy figure with wings.”  When it appeared to him, it put a fear in him he never felt before.  It chased him, he fell and “passed-out.”  Since that day he has been filled with rage, lost his job, his home, started drinking heavily and using drugs, went to jail, and ultimately became homeless.  The second time I met Igloo was in July 2019.  He had been pan-handling for 4 hours and only made $3.  Igloo now lives in the woods, is done with the drugs, but still drinks heavily.  The impending flash thunderstorm and his faulty tent became the topic of our conversation.  Jesus said in my spirit “Buy him a tent.”  So, we drove to a “friend’s house,” picked up his cooler (hence the name “Igloo”), drove to Walmart and purchased food, ice, and a tent.  Driving back to his camp I checked his salvation; to which, he’s saved!  He had just received Jesus a month ago, in a church he started going to after our first meeting.  After this is when he told me about the winged, shadowy figure.  Jesus told me “Pray against that spirit now.”  As I did Igloo looked as if he was going to pass out.  Then the Holy Spirit told me to tell him “Today is the beginning of a transformation for you.  Today is the day that your life changes.”  Forward to Dec. 2019.  I have thought about Igloo many times since that day, but I’ve not seen him since.  I was driving by his “friend’s” home where we picked-up his cooler and there was an older lady outside the front door going in.  I turned around, went back and knocked on the door.  His “friend” was his mother.  I told her I prayed deliverance over him in my car, outside his camp.  She became very solemn and teared-up as she told me how Igloo made a decision to change his life and had admitted himself in a rehab facility in Baltimore.  I was leaving and Igloo’s mom said “Thank you for praying for my son.”  In July, Jesus said about Igloo, “Today is the beginning of a transformation for you.  Today is the day that your life changes.”  It seems that Jesus meant what He was saying, as usual.