So then besides abstaining from meat sacrificed to idols and avoiding sexual immorality what changes from the council of Jerusalem (Acts 15) would you suggest are binding on modern believers?
The council of Jerusalem did not change the Torah by abolishing it, they simply repeated specific commands of the Torah that were relevant to the common practices of Gentiles that broke those specific commands, which is why they said, "let us not burden them, for they already have Moses read in their synagogues", meaning let us not burden them with reading them the entire Torah that they've already heard, which is why they were specifically told regarding sexual immorality and abstaining from blood and meats having blood in them, which are commands of the Torah that the Gentiles commonly disobeyed. As such, the entire Torah is binding, except commands related to circumcision, food, drink, appointed times, new moons, and Shabbaths. And just as they had specific commands mentioned to them for evil practices they committed in their time, I will make mention of one thing you must stop using in our time, paper money and fiat currency, which breaks the command of the Torah, "you shall have righteous weights and quantities", which fulfills the prophecy of the mark of the beast in the book of Revelation. So although you do not need to concern yourself with certain burdensome matters of Torah, which brought the death penalty if you did not keep those commands, you have a greater concern in our current time, how to exit the financial system.