You formed me in my mother?s womb
And colored the hair on my head
You formed me in my mother?s womb
And colored the hair on my head
If ever I forget
Remind me once again
You heard my first cry
You heard a dream come true
Abba, You heard my first cry
You heard a dream come true
If ever I forget
Remind me once again
That I am fearfully and wonderfully made
You do all things well
You don?t make mistakes
I am wonderfully made
You spoke my name and
Wrote all my days in Your book
You saw what You made
You said that it is very good
If ever I forget
Remind me once again
That I am fearfully and wonderfully made
You do all things well
You don?t make mistakes
I am fearfully and wonderfully made
You do all things well
I will give You praise
I am wonderfully made
I will give You praise
I am wonderfully made
I give You praise
I am wonderfully made
And I give You praise
I am wonderfully made
I am fearfully and wonderfully made
You do all things well
You don?t make mistakes
I am fearfully and wonderfully made
You do all things well
You don?t make mistakes
I will give You praise
I am wonderfully made
Written by Leeland Mooring, William Casey Moore, Steffany Gretzinger, Jason Ingram
Wonderfully Made
Leeland's song 'Wonderfully Made' is a worship anthem celebrating God's intentional creation of every person. Drawing from Psalm 139, the lyrics affirm that each individual is fearfully and wonderfully made by God, who knows them from conception and has written all their days. The song emphasizes that God does not make mistakes and calls His creation very good. It serves as a reminder of identity and worth in God's eyes, encouraging listeners to give praise for His perfect work. The repetition of 'I am wonderfully made' reinforces a message of self-worth rooted in divine craftsmanship.