Lyrics
Verse: Soloist
I've had some problems
Some great and some small
You being God
Delivered me from them all
Still can't believe
All the ways you've made
An incredible God deserves incredible praise
Oh Lord Oh
Verse: Choir
I've had some problems
Some great and some small
You being God
Delivered me from them all
Still can't believe
All the ways You've made
An incredible God deserves incredible praise
Chorus: Choir
What kind of God
Would do this for me?
Victory
Grace and mercy
He is so special
Simply incredible
He's so incredible
An incredible God deserves incredible praise
x3 and modulate
Soloist:
Oh, oh, oh, o-o-oh, oh, oh, oh
repeat with choir
Bridge: Chior w/ soloist
Praise
Incredible
Praise
Incredible
Praise
He deserves
Incredible
Praise
x3 and modulate
Vamp: Chior w/ Soloist
Hallelujah
Lord we love you
Lord we bless you
He's incredible!
x4
He's a healer
He's a keeper
Lord we love you
He's incredible!
x2
He's incredible!
x8
An incredible God deserves an incredible praise
x3
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Meaning & Inspiration
Incredible God presents praise as a response to divine help through problems both great and small. The testimony moves from remembered deliverance to wonder at victory, grace, and mercy. Its central refrain gives the song a clear devotional focus: extraordinary care deserves extraordinary praise. References to God as healer and keeper broaden that testimony, while repeated declarations of love and blessing turn personal gratitude into a communal expression of worship.
The lyric closely reflects biblical patterns in which rescued people recount what God has done and answer with praise. Psalm 34:17 speaks of the Lord hearing the righteous and delivering them from trouble, which parallels the opening account of problems overcome. Psalm 103:2-4 likewise joins remembrance of divine benefits with forgiveness, healing, and redemption. The repeated hallelujahs and rising intensity therefore serve the meaning of the song: gratitude is not treated as a passing feeling, but as an active acknowledgment of dependable mercy.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 34:17 The psalm links a cry to the Lord with deliverance from trouble.
- Psalm 103:2-4 The passage calls for praise while recalling forgiveness, healing, and redemption.