The Story
A life the doctors did not expect.
Isaac Immanuel is a worship leader and songwriter from California. He began leading worship at 19 and released his debut single, "Out of Darkness," a testimony of what God has done in his life.
Isaac's story of faith began before he was born. Doctors told his parents there was no way he would survive birth. He had been diagnosed with Osteogenesis Imperfecta, a rare bone disorder, and they were told that even if he lived, his ribs would be too weak to support his lungs, and that he had extra fingers and toes.
His parents chose to place their faith in God. As they prayed with their pastor, he shared a word: not only would Isaac survive, but God had a great calling on his life. That promise gave them peace as they prepared for his birth.
"Not only would Isaac survive, but God had a great calling on his life."
When Isaac was born, he defied every prediction. Five fingers on each hand, five toes on each foot. Born with a broken femur and taken to the ICU, he was released the same day with completely normal vitals.
Today Isaac uses the very lungs doctors said would never sustain him to lead people in worship. Every song is a living testimony of God's healing power and faithfulness.