Grace To Go with the Route 66 Chaplain

Grace To Go | The Wrong Turn That Wasn't | Ep. 6

Sun, 13 Sep 2026 13:00:48 +0000

A missed exit cost Christopher Tuttle, the Route 66 Chaplain, the better part of an hour, and none of it felt like grace while it was happening. In this episode, he sits with Romans 8:28 and what it actually means to believe God works for the good in all things, not just the things that went according to plan.

The detour ended up putting him somewhere he wouldn't have found otherwise, but that's not really the point. This episode is about trusting the wrong turn before you can see why, and how grace has a habit of showing up disguised as an inconvenience.

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Grace To Go | The Sunday I Almost Missed | Ep. 5

Sun, 06 Sep 2026 18:11:58 +0000

There's a version of this episode that almost didn't happen. In this one, Christopher Tuttle, the Route 66 Chaplain, admits he nearly let this week's entry slip through the cracks entirely, and the flash of panic that followed when he realized how close he'd come to dropping something he actually cares about.

Psalm 46:10 says it plain: be still, and know that I am God. Not hustle harder, not fix it before anyone notices, just be still. This episode is about the mornings when slowing down feels like the last thing you have time for, and turns out to be the only thing that actually helps.

Grace To Go | Talking It Out With The Road | Ep. 4

Sun, 30 Aug 2026 21:52:53 +0000

Sometimes the only way to quiet a loud head is to say the worry out loud to something that won't interrupt you. In this episode, Christopher Tuttle, the Route 66 Chaplain, talks through a stretch of road where the windshield became the only listener he needed, and the moment Philippians 4:6-7 stopped being a verse he'd memorized and became something he actually felt arrive.

The peace of God doesn't wait for the situation to get fixed first. It shows up and stands guard over your head and heart while the actual answer is still somewhere down the road. This episode is about talking yourself calm before you have anything solved, and how grace has a way of riding along for that part too.

🎙️ Grace To Go is a weekly Sunday series from Christopher Tuttle, the Route 66 Chaplain, spiritual reflections rooted in scripture, written so you don't have to sit in a pew to feel them. Found on roadisdenotes.substack.com

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Grace To Go | Exodus or Exit You Choose | Ep. 3

Sun, 16 Aug 2026 13:00:42 +0000

There's a difference between being sent somewhere and being sent there alone. In this episode, Christopher Tuttle, the Route 66 Chaplain, sits with Exodus 33:14, Moses standing in front of God and asking not for an easier road, but for a promise that he wouldn't be making the trip by himself.

Grace To Go was never really about grace being something you pick up on your own and carry the rest of the way. It's presence. It's Someone who doesn't get out at the next exit. This episode is about the empty passenger seat everyone's felt at least once, and what it means to find out it was never actually empty.

Grace To Go | The Light You Can't See | Ep. 2

Sun, 09 Aug 2026 13:00:23 +0000

There are stretches of Route 66 where the dark doesn't let up, no moon, no stars, nothing but headlights and reflective mile markers warning you what's ahead. In this episode, Christopher Tuttle, the Route 66 Chaplain, remembers one particular overnight drive carrying something heavier than the miles themselves, and the moment Isaiah 9:2 stopped being a verse he'd read and became something he actually watched happen.

Dawn doesn't announce itself. It doesn't ask if you're ready. It just starts, quiet, at the edge of things, while you're still convinced it's the middle of the night. This episode is about the kind of grace that shows up on its own schedule, whether you're watching for it or not.

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🎙️ Grace To Go is a weekly Sunday series from Christopher Tuttle, the Route 66 Chaplain, spiritual reflections rooted in scripture, written so you don't have to sit in a pew to feel them.

Grace To Go | What Meets You At Sunrise | Ep. 1

Wed, 05 Aug 2026 21:39:53 +0000

There's a kind of morning that doesn't announce itself. No fanfare, no spotlight, just the sky changing color while you're still holding a cup of gas station coffee that went cold an hour ago. In this first episode of Grace To Go, Christopher Tuttle, the Route 66 Chaplain, sits with a sunrise at a Route 66 rest stop and a verse from Lamentations that used to feel like something you'd see printed on a coffee mug.

It turns into something else entirely once you're the one watching the light change. Every morning, whether you asked for it or earned it, you get a new one. No carryover fees, no penalty for yesterday's mess, just mercy showing up again like it always does. You don't need a church background to know what a second chance feels like, and this one doesn't ask you to have one.

📖 Read the full entry: https://roadsidenotes.substack.com/p/grace-to-go-what-meets-you-at-sunrise?r=87rtqi&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

🎙️ Grace To Go is a weekly Sunday series from Christopher Tuttle, the Route 66 Chaplain, spiritual reflections rooted in scripture, written so you don't have to sit in a pew to feel them.