A road trip through all 66 books of the Bible and Historic Route 66 — where Mother Road nostalgia meets the Father Road.
Chuck Williams links a full Route 66 journey from Chicago to Santa Monica with a devotional journey through the 66 books of the Bible. The result is not a travel guide. It is a story of roadbeds, cafés, motels, ghost towns, family, faith, and the pace of a life worth noticing.
Two roads have had a profound influence on my life… the road that leads through the 66 books that make up the Bible… and the old highway, known as U.S. Route 66.
— Chuck Williams
Chicago, Lou Mitchell’s, Pontiac, Rolla, Shamrock, Amarillo, Winslow, Santa Monica, and the people who keep the old road alive.
Genesis to Revelation as mile markers for purpose, choice, grace, perseverance, community, and home.
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Eternal Route 66 began with a real trip, real towns, real roadside conversations, and a lifelong love for Scripture and the Mother Road.
U.S. Route 66 is commissioned and begins its long life as America’s most storied highway.
Chuck and Ann fly to Chicago, buy a car, and travel Historic Route 66 from beginning to end.
The road stories and devotional mile markers become Eternal Route 66.
Route 66 turns 100 — a perfect moment to revisit the Mother Road, the Father Road, and the road home.
Explore the towns, diners, motels, bridges, roadside icons, and memorable places woven through Eternal Route 66. Use the filters or search box to follow the road by state, stop, or story.
A visual ride across the spirit of the old highway: neon, diners, desert pavement, bridges, motel signs, the Grand Canyon, and the road all the way to Santa Monica.
Search the towns, cafés, motels, bridges, ghost towns, and landmarks mentioned along the journey.
Shuffle roadside wisdom from the book and discover a new mile marker for the day.
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