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Universal Life Church Minister & Lifelong Explorer
From Homelessness & Frustration to Empowered & Inspired, Walking A Different Path
I bring a rich mix of life experiences, ministry, and tech skills to each project I tackle.
As a Universal Life Church Minister, I’m here to encourage understanding, hope, and meaningful change within communities, always driven by compassion and a genuine desire to serve.
Beyond ministry, I’m passionate about technology and creativity.
I build custom computers, enjoy web design and development, and love working with HTML, Bootstrap, and CSS.
Exploring new tech is my thing—whether it’s using AI for illustrations and content, or diving into audio and video editing.
If you’re into tech, creativity, or spirituality—or if you need a hand with digital projects—let’s connect.
Whether it’s brainstorming, collaborating, or just talking shop, I’m here and happy to help.
Tina works quietly behind the scenes, but she’s the true heart of everything you see here. So much of the content—whether it’s resources on Omaha, community support, or healthcare options—comes from her dedication and research, born out of her own experiences managing medical care and housing needs.
I handle the technical side, making sure the pages look good and run smoothly, but Tina is the driving force. Her insights, her hard-won knowledge, and her constant support inspire everything I do.
You know that old saying, “Behind every successful man is a woman who made it possible”? Well, that’s Tina—always there, usually with a laugh or a knowing smile, even when I didn’t have it all together. She’s the reason these stories, articles, illustrations, and videos come to life here, often with her blessing to push boundaries and reach further.
Timothy Greco Ministries
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The views expressed here are those of Minister Tim Greco's Bringing The Word To You ministry that covers
Omaha, Nebraska / Council Bluffs, Iowa metropolitan areas, stretching as far as Lincoln, Nebraska.
A parody inspired by Radiohead's "Creep" with a twist on breaking free from false teachings.
I went to church, sat in the pew,
Heard a sermon, they told me what to do.
"Follow along, don’t ask why—
Just bow your head, don’t look to the sky."
I used to think they held the key,
That they owned the truth and it set me free.
But now I’m seeing all these cracks,
It’s time I took my conscience back.
Chorus:
'Cause I'm not your sheep; I will not follow.
No blind devotion to a heart so hollow.
I’m waking up from this charade—
I’ll find my truth, I won’t be swayed.
They preach of love, yet deal in fear,
Say, “Give us all you’ve got, my dear.”
But I see greed behind their eyes,
No saving souls, just dollar signs.
They claim their way is tried and true,
Demanding faith from me and you.
But with each lie, the mask slips free,
And now I know who I should be.
Chorus:
'Cause I'm not your sheep; I will not follow.
No blind devotion to a heart so hollow.
I’m breaking out of this charade—
I’ll find my truth, I won’t be swayed.
They told me doubt was of the Devil,
To never question, stay on the level.
But now I think, I raise my voice—
I’ll walk my path, I’ll make my choice.
Chorus:
'Cause I'm not your sheep; I will not follow.
No blind devotion to a heart so hollow.
I’m done with games, I’m wide awake—
I’ll walk my own path, come what may.
Outro (as instrumentals fade):
Now I know, I’ve seen the light,
To seek the source, to choose what’s right.
Not in the walls of stones or glass,
But in the truth that will outlast.
So here I stand, a voice for change,
For all who feel lost, out of range.
The call to seek, to break free strong—
To question falsehoods, to find where we belong.
No longer blind, I lead with grace,
Not bound by lies, but by faith’s embrace.
For in the end, the Light shines true—
A path for me, a path for you.