Formation Lab · formedbyscripture.com

Know how
you're wired.

Formation Lab exists to help believers discover how God has shaped them — through theologically grounded, psychologically honest tools for spiritual formation.

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Free Discovery Tools

Start with discovery.

Everyone approaches faith and Scripture differently. These tools help you discover where you are — and what your next step might be.

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Discovery Tool
Scripture Reader Profile
How do you currently relate to the Bible?

Some people feel inspired. Some feel overwhelmed. Some are curious but unsure where to start. This quick assessment helps you discover your Scripture reading style — and your next step.

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Discovery Tool
Spiritual Gifts Profile
How has God wired you to serve others?

Every believer has gifts that strengthen the church. This assessment helps you discover your spiritual gifts, understand your stewardship posture, and find where you belong in the body of Christ.

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Formation Lab Resources

Everything else.

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Navigation Tool
Bible GPS

An interactive map of the biblical story. Find your place in the narrative of Scripture — from Creation to New Creation.

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Certification
S.A.S. Certification

A training and certification model for church leaders who want to build a gospel-centered, psychologically informed pastoral care culture.

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Podcast
Safe & Sound

A podcast for pastors and church leaders navigating the real work of pastoral care — theologically serious, practically honest.

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About Formation Lab

Not self-help.
Not therapy.
Formation.

Formation Lab was built on a conviction: Scripture should be studied carefully, understood clearly, and lived faithfully. The goal of reading the Bible isn't just knowledge — it's formation.

That's not anti-intellectual. It's the right order. Being informed by Scripture matters deeply — but information is a means to an end, not the primary pursuit. Every resource here is built to move people from understanding into formation, from knowing into becoming.

— Paul Miller, Formation Lab
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