A Memorial
for Future
Generations

At the Jordan, twelve stones were taken from the riverbed and set up on the other side. They were not decorations; they were a memorial. When their children asked what those stones meant, the stones would testify to what God had done.

Stones that Witness brings together this testimony and establishes it on a sure foundation—Christ, the cornerstone—for this generation and the generations to come. It carries the same direction as the 2026 message: what once caused pain does not remain an open wound; it becomes a foundation.

I understand that what God has been pouring out at Zion Church should be expanded for this generation and the generations
to come.

In response, I voluntarily commit to contributing monthly to For a Legacyfor the next 12 months.