We are to accept each other's level of faith without judging each other (within the limits of what is not obviously ungodly).  We belong to God, so we live and die for God.  Whatever we do should be to the glory of God (not money).  Jesus died and resurrected so that he can be the Lord of both the living and the dead.  Do not judge others by how they live, what they eat, or what seems good to them (as long as it is not obviously against God's laws).  You do not allow others to speak of what you consider good as evil.  Let us stay away from quarrel for the sake of food and culture and not cause others to stumble in Jesus.  It is better not to eat what you think is good so that your weak brother does not stumble.  Do not eat what you feel is not good because anything done without faith is sin. 

Romans 15:

The strong should always stand for the weak and not please themselves. The scriptures were written for us to have endurance and encouragement towards hope in Jesus Christ.  Moses and prophet Isaiah even prophesized that Jesus is a servant to the Jews in order fulfill God's truth and promise to the Patriarchs (Abraham, Isaac, and Israel), from which the Gentiles can benefit by faith. Paul accepts his calling from God as the minister of the gospel of Jesus to the Gentiles. Always pray to God for self and each other.    

Romans 16:

Always greet each other and encourage each other in the faith of Jesus Christ against worldly deceit and ignorance.  Be watchful of those who bring the doctrine of compromising Jesus for the sake for accepting idols (things that lead to more money, status, connections, and power) rather than the truth of God in Jesus Christ. Be wise about what is good, innocent about what is evil, and God will always crush Satan under our feet.  May the word of God be revealed and proclaimed to all nations in order for us to understand, obey, and glorify God.   

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