It is no secret that the secular world is against Christ. Right now, the world stands with homosexuals, transgenders, and abortionists. But God opposes them. Jesus said, “If the world hates you, know that it has hated me before it hated you.”
This couldn’t be more true today in a world that flaunts self-idolatry and self-fulfillment. The worship of self and personal self-interests is the foremost religion of today. And anything that stands in the way of this will be plowed over by the world’s silencing machine.
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Recently, a group of conservative Christians held a conference that promoted biblical values and truth in regards to homosexuality. The videos were hosted on Fairview Baptist Church of Edmond, Oklahoma’s Vimeo page. Citing a breach of terms of service, Janet Mefferd reported that only were the videos of the conference taken down, but all of the sermons from that church that were hosted there. You can see a copy of the notice sent to Fairview’s account below:
Mefferd explains that this is a “blatant admission of Vimeo view point discrimination.” It is against Vimeo’s policy to allow any content that they deem to promote “sexual orientation change efforts,” (read biblical morality). This is the onslaught that Christians are going to have to face in the coming years. It will only get worse, as not only private companies that hold the exclusive rights to the most frequented public engagement forums, but governments around the world are cracking down on free speech as well.
