
A satirical scripture series narrated by Ronny Boy, reframing zoning, planning, and governance as religious doctrine. Each “Book” reveals how development decisions reshape land, truth, and accountability where approval is sacred and bureaucracy becomes scripture. Airing Thursdays.
In the first scripture of Scriptures & Zoning, Ronny Boy recounts the holy transformation of a flood-prone wetland into a sinking subdivision — and the shocking discovery that water remembers where it lives. #ramen
A powerful devotional from the Book of Ordinance exploring how one small zoning exception can slowly become permanent policy.
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Ronny Boy explores the timeless relationship between water, pavement, and public spending. When rainwater returns to the place it has always gone, a familiar question emerges: was the water the problem, or was the plan?
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Ronny Boy explores the sacred tradition of the public hearing, where every citizen gets three minutes and every comment enters the record. Join us as we examine one of local government's enduring mysteries: if everyone was heard, why did nothing change?
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In this lesson from the Book of Notification, Ronny Boy explores the sacred art of public notice, where information is technically available yet mysteriously difficult to find. Join us as we examine deadlines, transparency, and one of local government's enduring mysteries: if nobody saw the notice, was the public truly informed?
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In this lesson from the Book of Scheduling, Ronny Boy examines the curious relationship between urgent votes and delayed solutions. Join us as we explore a timeless civic mystery: why do projects move immediately while fixes are always scheduled for later?
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In this lesson from the Book of Flexibility, Ronny Boy explores the curious relationship between rules and exceptions, where standards apply universally until a project becomes uniquely special. Join us as we examine a timeless civic mystery: if every exception is justified, what happens to the rule?
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In this lesson from the Book of Expertise, Ronny Boy examines the curious relationship between independent review and predetermined conclusions. Join us as we explore a timeless civic question: if the expert confirms what was already planned, what exactly was being reviewed?
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In this lesson from the Book of Infrastructure, Ronny Boy reflects on the cost of choosing speed over stewardship and the temptation to mistake rapid construction for lasting progress. Join us as we explore a timeless civic question: when the road begins to fail, do we fix the problem—or simply build another lane?
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Welcome, seeker, to the Church of Planning where land becomes scripture and every decision is canonized in concrete.
Across 30 sacred chapters, Ronny Boy reveals the gospel of development: wetlands become housing, roads crack into doctrine, and water itself is declared the enemy. Each episode is a parable of modern governance, where hearings are performed, experts are pre-approved, and “public input” is recorded long after the outcome is written.
Here, fences protect ignorance, maps rewrite reality, and exceptions quietly become law. Donations are holy, timelines are flexible, and every mitigation leads somewhere no one will ever visit.
In this church, nothing is accidental... only approved.
Join us, and witness the truth:
that planning is not policy… it is belief.
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SUNDAY SERVICE — 10:00 AM
The Book of Planning
Floodplains, wetlands, and the sacred art of calling “wasted space” something else after it’s gone.
MIDWEEK REFLECTION — WEDNESDAY 6:30 PM
The Book of Infrastructure
We gather to study cracks in the road, and give thanks for every additional lane that solves nothing.
GOVERNANCE HOUR — THURSDAY 7:00 PM
The Fence & The Hearing
A time of blessed silence, brief public testimony, and preordained consensus.
DOCTRINE STUDY — FRIDAY 6:00 PM
Experts, Exceptions, and Mitigation
We reflect on how everything is independently reviewed by those already chosen.
SABBATH OF PROCESS — SATURDAY 5:00 PM
Donations, Timelines & Variances
A celebration of smooth approvals, flexible deadlines, and spiritually aligned funding.
CLOSING SERMON — SUNDAY EVENING
The Legacy
We remember that nothing changes, everything is recorded, and all outcomes are permanent.
ANNOUNCEMENT:
Coffee will be served in the Fellowship Hall at the Boat Yard Park formerly known as Siesta Key Water Sports Plaza. Parking lot is currently under “temporary long-term redevelopment.”
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