You would have to be pretty blind to not see the evidence of the Holy spirit....
You got that right. Doctrines of late have taught the lie of no evidence of conversion. It is not a biblical doctrine, and many are deceived by that lie. Then, on the other hand, when you teach evidence of conversion some automatically run to the misnomer of
"You're preaching a works gospel, or a burdensome gospel!"
I say "Really, now?" The working of God in us,
(Philippians 1:6; 2:12, 13; 1 John 5:3; Matthew 11:30) is
actually a burden? Some need to rethink their theology, this
"no evidence" doctrine has done much damage to the church and to proper Gospel theology. There is no way one can have the fruit of the Spirit and show no evidence;
Galatians 5:22-23.
but none of us payed for grace... none of us deserved what Jesus did for us...
Exactly correct, unconditional election. Undeserved. Unmerited. Unchangeable.