Grace To Go is a weekly Sunday podcast and Substack series from Christopher Tuttle, the Route 66 Chaplain. Scripture-rooted reflections that meet you right where you are, no pew required.
Roadside Notes are five minutes for the road. Grace To Go is five minutes for your soul on Sunday morning.
Grace To Go is a weekly Sunday series from Christopher Tuttle, the Route 66 Chaplain and creator of Faith and Good Courage. Every episode starts with something real, a moment on the road, at a rest stop, behind the wheel somewhere between exits, and lets a short scripture reframe it into something you can actually carry into your week.
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.
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What Is Grace To Go?
Grace To Go grew out of a simple idea: grace doesn’t wait for you to be ready for it. It shows up new every morning, whether you asked for it or not, whether you earned it or not, the same way sunrise shows up on schedule no matter what kind of night you just had.
Each week’s episode follows the same quiet shape. A real moment from the road. A short verse that reframes it. And a direct word from Christopher, the kind of thing a chaplain says when he’s standing right in front of you, not behind a pulpit.
Grace To Go publishes every Sunday morning on Substack first, then to Apple Podcasts, RedCircle, and everywhere else you listen.
What Grace To Go Is About
Grace To Go covers the kind of moments that meet you whether you’re looking for them or not:
- Mercy that doesn’t wait for you to spot it first
- Second chances that don’t require a form or a certain number of good days banked up
- The kind of dark stretch of highway where you start checking the clock more than the road
- Dawn that never announces itself, it just starts, quiet, while you’re still convinced it’s the middle of the night
- Grace for people who’ve never sat in a pew and don’t plan to start now
These aren’t sermons. They’re short, honest reflections from a chaplain who’s spent a lot of miles thinking about what grace actually looks like once it meets the road.
Grace To Go Is Always Free
Everything in Grace To Go is free. It’s always going to be free.
Tips are appreciated, never required. Not even a little. Buying Christopher a cup of road coffee is the only transaction available and it’s entirely optional, just like the best diners on the Mother Road.
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