Are you a meat eater? Then today's devotional is for you.

Paul starts chapter 14 by laying out in broad terms the problem he's about to tackle: that some people are "weak" in faith in ways Paul is going to detail in coming verses.

Paul directs the church in Rome to "put on" Jesus. We explore that unusual call to action and what it means to put on Jesus.

Paul gives a long list of things not to do in verse 13, and gives us an alternative to those things: walking properly. We talk about what it means to walk with God.

Paul uses a familiar metaphor to describe why we need to act.

Paul starts a final paragraph in his call to action by pointing out that Jesus's second coming is closer now than when we first believed. We talk about how to respond to this fact.

Paul sums up why love fulfills the law: because love does no wrong.

Paul makes clear that the old law has been fulfilled by Jesus and replaced with one clear command: to love.

Paul transitions in this verse to a major concept: love.

Paul concludes this section with a big statement about how followers of Jesus are to live as governed by occasionally unChristian government leaders.