Welcome to the Creekbank Podcast: The Bible Comes Alive

"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.

Acts 10: Peter and Cornelius

What a story! Philip leaves a revival to walk the desert road. There he meet's a man searching for God.www.creekbank.net

Acts 8 What a story! Philip and the Ethiopian

Acts 8 Philip and Bad Boy Simon

Acts 8: Philip and Simon the MagicianPlus an update on our new book, The Three Trees.

Chapter 1 of our new book, The Three Trees.Enjoy!More at www,creekbank.net

Acts 8 begins with Saul (later to be Paul) ravaging the former church in Jerusalem.The early Jesus-followers scattered to the four winds.We see how God uses one of these refugees, Philip, to reach a city.This is God's Word.Listen to it.Read it.Let it change your life.More at www.creekbank.net

Acts 6 begins with the story of Stephen's bold witness for Jesus.It will lead to his death, but he stands his ground.He has chosen to die on his hill."Here I stand. I can do no other."

"Show up" Chapter 2 from our upcoming book, The Three Trees.

Acts 5: The authorities arrest the Apostles.

Ananias and Sapphira's sad story in Acts 5.You cannot lie to God.

Acts: A Proactive chapter!

Peter and John get a tongue lashing about speaking in the name of Jesus

Peter speaks to the crowd after the healing of the lame beggar

Acts 3 You'll enjoy the action-packed story of the healing of the lame beggar."Look at me!""Silver and gold have I none, but what I have I give you in the name of Jesus.""And walking and leaping and jumping about, (the beggar).I can see it in my mind.Who says the Bible is boring!more at www.creekbank.net

Acts 2 beginning with verse 36

Curt reads a reader favorite, "Sleeping on the Ground," at dusk in Crooked Bayou Swamp.Enjoy the crickets.This story is from the latest Creekbank book, Where I Come From.Readers continue to praise ‘Where I Come From.’ Order your copy at Amazonhttps://bit.ly/eBookWhereIComeFrom.Learn more at www.creekbank.net————-You’ll enjoy the Creekbank audio podcast. Check it out at https://rss.com/podcasts/thecreek/ or https://youtube.com/@curtiles56?si=1qI8mF8hTp0Stl7w__________

Peter concludes his speech on the Day of Pentecost to the gathered multitude.Learn more at www.creekbank.netReaders continue to praise ‘Where I Come From.’ Order your copy at Amazonhttps://bit.ly/eBookWhereIComeFrom.————-You’ll enjoy the Creekbank audio podcast. Check it out at https://rss.com/podcasts/thecreek/ or https://youtube.com/@curtiles56?si=1qI8mF8hTp0Stl7w

We talk about books, stories, dreams, and stewardship

Some book notes, stories, and thoughts about reach, impact, and influence.

Peter's sermon to the multitude in Acts 2

Acts 2

We continue our journey through Acts

Acts 1Our daily Bible readingThis is God's WordListen to it.Read it.Let it change your life

Enjoy Acts 1

The Biblical story of Joseph, as found in Genesis 37-50, is simply amazing.Listen, and you'll understand why.Please subscribe/follow the Creekbank Podcast and share with your friends.Learn more about Curt Iles and Creekbank Stories at www.creekbank.net

Joseph is my favorite Old Testament character.Genesis 37His journey continues through the betrayal of his sorry brothers. But the story isn’t over.

We’re using the week after Christmas to update ‘’Where I Come From.’Listen to this podcast as to how you can be part of our Creekbank Family.Writing, Curt Iles

Summary of "Medic!"It's December 1944, the coldest winter in recent European history.World War II seems to be ending in German retreat and defeat until a last-gasp Nazi counterattack punches through the thin American lines.This massive German counterattack to split the Allied Armies created a large gap, or bulge, in American lines near the Belgian City of Bastogne.It will be forever remembered as the Battle of the Bulge, the last and greatest battle between the Allies and Germans on the Western Front.At great cost, the Americans have stopped the German Army's advance toward the port at Antwerp, Holland.The two Armies have settled down in the bitter cold in a battle of attribution and perseverance.It's on that snowy battlefront that we meet two snipers. One American. One German.In a captivating story, these soldier's lives and decisions will determine who lives and dies.

From the Curt Iles book, Wind in the Pines.Learn more at www.creekbank.netwww.amazon.com/Curt Iles

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