I AM INCREDIBLE, not always sensible
I’m fairly bendable, not just too edible
I am incredible, my worth’s immeasurable
I have a pricelessness to God
No good at crushing buildings
With a twist of my wrist or a flick of my fist
No lasers in my eye balls
No X-Rays, Death Rays in my finger tips
No good at getting air born
I’d just belly flop, explode with a great plop
And spread out like a pancake
You’d just lose your fuse finding all the bits
I’m not a super hero, not much good in fights
Really bad in tights!
But God says I’m amazing
Cos in me, did He put all that He needs
For me, to serve Him faithfully
I am incredible, not always sensible
I’m fairly bendable, not just too edible
I am incredible, my worth’s immeasurable
I have a pricelessness to God
I have a pricelessness to God
I have a pricelessness to God
Doug Horley
The Incredible Song Meaning
This humorous children’s song teaches that personal worth does not depend on superpowers, appearance, or spectacular talent. God values each person and equips them to serve faithfully.
Biblical Message
Psalm 139:13–14 celebrates being wonderfully made. Ephesians 2:10 calls believers God’s workmanship, created for good works, and 1 Corinthians 12 teaches that different gifts all matter.
Reflection
Comparison tells us we are either superior or useless. God’s grace offers a better identity: deeply valued and given meaningful ways to serve.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes a person valuable?
Human worth comes from being made and loved by God.
Must everyone have spectacular gifts?
No. Every faithful gift and act of service matters.
How can children serve God?
Through kindness, honesty, prayer, helpfulness, and using their abilities well.