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Welcome to the Creekbank Podcast: The Bible Comes Alive

Welcome to the Creekbank Podcast: The Bible Comes Alive

By: Curt Iles
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Welcome to "The Bible Comes Alive" Podcast

It'll simple.

I'll podcast of Scipture periodically.

This is God's Word.

It stands on its own.

No comment needed.

Listen to it.

Read it.

It will change your life.

Onward

Curt Iles

Website: www.creekbank.net

Email: Creekbank.stories@gmail.com

Facebook: Creekbank/The Tribe

YouTube: @curtiles56

Creekbank Stories 2024 Christianity Spirituality
Episodes
  • "The Tennessee Waltz" by Margie Nell Iles Walker

    "The Tennessee Waltz" by Margie Nell Iles Walker
    Nov 24 2025

    "The Tennessee Waltz" has always been one of my favorite songs,

    And no one played it like my Aunt Margie Nell Iles Walker.

    Aunt Margie, my dad's younger sister, was a true piano prodigy.

    No one enjoyed playing more than her.

    There was a joy in her playing that was contagious.

    Take a listen and you'll agree.

    I'll be adding songs from Aunt Margie and her collaboration with her singing partner, my dad, Clayton Iles.

    Stay tuned.

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    2 mins
  • The Sign Phantom of Dry Creek

    The Sign Phantom of Dry Creek
    Dec 10 2024

    From the Curt Iles book, Wind in the Pines.

    Learn more at www.creekbank.net

    www.amazon.com/Curt Iles
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    8 mins
  • A Unique Leader Named Jimmy Barrett

    A Unique Leader Named Jimmy Barrett
    Oct 3 2024

    There was anyone quite like him.

    Jimmy Barrett was my principal and friend.

    This is an excerpt from my upcoming book, Where I Come From.

    Learn more about www.creekbank.net
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    15 mins
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