The concept of Zion has always been central to the Restoration. It represents an ideal community, a society where individuals come together with a shared purpose: to create equality, foster consecration, and ensure that there are no poor among them. Denver Snuffer, in his talk “Preserving the Restoration,” delves deeply into what Zion truly means and why it remains a critical part of God’s plan for humanity.

Zion is not about wealth, status, or power. It is about humility, service, and love. The scriptures teach that Zion is a place where people are of one heart and one mind. Such unity can only be achieved when individuals prioritize the welfare of others over their own selfish desires. In a world driven by competition and materialism, Zion challenges us to realign our priorities and embrace the values of sacrifice and service.

The journey to Zion is both collective and personal. It begins with small, individual efforts to live righteously and extend kindness. These small actions can ripple outward, creating communities that reflect the values of Zion. Denver reminds us that Zion is not just a destination but a way of life, a path of transformation that prepares us to stand in the presence of God.

The call to Zion is as relevant today as it was in the past. It beckons us to reflect on our lives, reconsider our choices, and align ourselves with God’s will. Are we willing to leave behind the distractions of the world and commit to building a society where love, equality, and consecration reign?