He was an introvert from birth, suffering classmate name-calling; he was a homeless teen told to leave by his family; he was the high school dropout without a path to choose. With all these trials that author Warren Jackson experienced in his life, he wonder if God was there in the trials. Yet in his published testimony, Real Life, Real Problems, Real Jesus, Real Victory, Warren describes seeing God evident in his life, aiding him to overcome the enemy through a personal relationship with Jesus. Raised by a single mother with five children, Warren struggled with his introvert nature and found himself homeless and school-less at age fifteen. However, the promise of God to remain with him through trials brought help by the church and encouragement for school by his godmother. Even when dealing with his wife’s breast cancer and starting his own church, God was still there for him.