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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.
π Read the full entry: https://roadsidenotes.substack.com/p/grace-to-go-the-light-you-cant-see
ποΈ 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.
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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.
π 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
ποΈ 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.
#FaithAndGoodCourage #faithgoodcourage #Route66Chaplain #ChristopherTuttle #GraceToGo #SundayReflection #Rule66 #HealingHighway #KindnessForTheRoad #QuietStrength #WitWisdomAndDinerMoments #GraceOnTheGo #route66 #matthew25lives
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Grace To Go is a weekly Sunday series from Christopher Tuttle, the Route 66 Chaplain. Every episode starts with something real, a moment on the road, at a rest stop, behind the wheel somewhereβ¦
This isn't a sermon and it isn't church. You don't need a pew or a church background to feel what's here, just a few minutes and a cup of coffee. Grace To Go is part of the Faith and Good Courage family, alongside Roadside Notes and Healing Highway, all rooted in Route 66 and the sacred moments hiding in ordinary life.
New episodes every Sunday morning. Coffee's always on.