The prayer you’ve been hearing all along finally comes into focus. Host Christopher Tuttle, The Route 66 Chaplain, shares stories of:

• The Journal in the Glovebox
• The Man at the Motel Desk
• The Prayer Spoken at the Bus Station

Together, they form The Call — the same benediction spoken to travelers, wanderers, and dreamers since the beginning: “Give us faith to go out with good courage…”

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Not every journey goes forward. Some loop. Some pull you back to places you thought you left behind. Host Christopher Tuttle, The Route 66 Chaplain, shares stories of:

• The Man Who Came Back to Mend a Fence
• The Woman Who Reopened Her Grandmother’s Store
• The Kid Who Ran, Then Returned to Say Thank You

Sometimes the hardest road to take is the one that leads home again.

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If you really want to know someone’s soul, watch how they act over breakfast. Host Christopher Tuttle, The Route 66 Chaplain, shares stories of:

• The Truck Driver and the Broken Yolk
• The Old Couple Who Shared Their Syrup
• The Woman with the Waffle and the Prayer List

Sometimes grace tastes like coffee, toast, and kindness quietly passed across the table.

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Some choose the back. Some sit by the door. But those who sit by the window are often searching for something. Host Christopher Tuttle, The Route 66 Chaplain, shares stories of:

• The Man at the Diner Window
• The Widow on the Afternoon Bus
• The Girl in the Hospital Waiting Room

Each glimpse reminds us that sometimes sitting by the light is the bravest thing you can do.

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A portrait of waiting, loss, and the courage it takes just to keep showing up. Host Christopher Tuttle, The Route 66 Chaplain, shares stories of:

• The Quiet Guy on the Bench
• The Girl with the Ticket and Nowhere to Go
• The Bus That Didn’t Matter

Sometimes wisdom isn’t in pulpits or stages — it’s on a bench in Gallup, carried by someone who chooses to stay.

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The edge of nowhere isn’t a location — it’s a feeling. Host Christopher Tuttle, The Route 66 Chaplain, shares stories of:

• The Diner With No Clock
• Saul and the Invisible Ink
• The Prayer at the Table Behind Me

Sometimes grace whispers through chipped mugs, folded napkins, and the quiet prayers of strangers.

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Somewhere west of memory, the road itself becomes holy — not because of where it leads, but because of who walks it with you. Host Christopher Tuttle, The Route 66 Chaplain, shares stories of:

• The Broken Bell
• The Woman with the Map
• The Roadside Angel

Each moment reminds us that Heaven is often closer than we think — sometimes just three miles past giving up.

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Season One opens with a reminder that even the in-between moments carry meaning. Host Christopher Tuttle, The Route 66 Chaplain, shares roadside stories where ordinary scenes become sacred.

This episode includes:

• The Mile Marker That Wasn’t
• The Man at the Abandoned Pump
• The Voice on the Wind

Each story reminds us that the journey is holy even when it doesn’t make sense yet.

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This is the story behind the story.

The world is tangled, divided, and loud where it doesn’t matter. But there’s still room for grace, story, and hope. In this episode, Christopher Tuttle — The Route 66 Chaplain — shares the journey of how Faith and Good Courage was born.

Inside you’ll find the three parts of this work:

• 🎙️ Faith and Good Courage Podcast – storytelling for the spiritually road-weary.
• 🚚 Healing Highway – raw roadside reflections filmed along Route 66.
• ✨ The Sacred Layer – short, soul-centered meditations that go deeper.

From his background in radio and TV to the moment Route 66 became his pulpit, Christopher shares why these stories matter — and why hope belongs to everyone who pulls up a chair.

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There are plenty of podcasts out there: true crime, celebrity interviews, cooking tips, political rants. But what about a place to rest your soul? A space where you don’t have to perform, where you can simply breathe, laugh a little, and feel less alone?

That’s what Faith and Good Courage is about. It’s not church. It’s not therapy. It’s not another self-help hustle wrapped in a sales pitch. It’s roadside storytelling — spoken word for the road-weary and the soul-searchers, born out of diners, detours, and the wide shoulders of Route 66.

In this short trailer, recorded at Calico’s Restaurant in Kingman, Arizona, I share what you can expect from the journey ahead: stories with grit and grace, reflections on faith lived in the ordinary, and a reminder that kindness still sneaks up on us in the most unexpected places.

Season 1 officially begins next week. Until then, consider this your invitation to pull up a chair and join me on the road.

Faith and Good Courage is a spoken-word podcast for soul-searchers, weary travelers, and anyone standing at life’s crossroads.

Hosted by non-denominational chaplain Christopher Tuttle, each episode shares real stories from the road — rooted in Route 66 and wrapped in grace, grit, and quiet wisdom.

These aren’t sermons. They’re spiritual postcards from the edge — reflections on healing, resilience, and the miles that shape us.

Whether you're tuning in from a diner booth, a back porch, or somewhere between breakdown and breakthrough, this podcast is a companion for your next right step.

Find the sacred in the ordinary. There’s always room at the table.