Not sure of your point since you did not post any of your own words.
But anyway, the person who claims to be justified in Christ but who has no change of nature is a liar. Christ will reject every person who does not have the works that come from receiving God's free gift of justification in Christ. They show by their disobedient lives that they do not know Him. That doesn't mean they didn't do enough to earn salvation. It means they demonstrate by their disobedient, lawless lives that they do not have the free gift of the forgiveness of sin through Christ Jesus.
No amount of church going, giving, church program participation, witnessing, deacon ministry, praise for his Name, or work of service, etc. is going to make up for the person who has a sinful lifestyle of lawlessness because they're not even justified in Christ to begin with. Their slavery to sin being the evidence of that lack of justification. Rubbing shoulders with Jesus is not good enough to be saved. You have to be justified as evidenced by becoming a new creation that is growing up into His likeness. Works of service for the church is not that evidence. Works of obedience according to the Fruit of the Spirit is. The works of the changed nature are what must accompany salvation. You can't separate them.
Each of us is to see to it that we have not fallen short of the grace of God. We know if we have by how we live. The person who can't demonstrate that he has received the grace of God by how he lives has fallen short of the grace of God and will be rejected by Christ.
But anyway, the person who claims to be justified in Christ but who has no change of nature is a liar. Christ will reject every person who does not have the works that come from receiving God's free gift of justification in Christ. They show by their disobedient lives that they do not know Him. That doesn't mean they didn't do enough to earn salvation. It means they demonstrate by their disobedient, lawless lives that they do not have the free gift of the forgiveness of sin through Christ Jesus.
No amount of church going, giving, church program participation, witnessing, deacon ministry, praise for his Name, or work of service, etc. is going to make up for the person who has a sinful lifestyle of lawlessness because they're not even justified in Christ to begin with. Their slavery to sin being the evidence of that lack of justification. Rubbing shoulders with Jesus is not good enough to be saved. You have to be justified as evidenced by becoming a new creation that is growing up into His likeness. Works of service for the church is not that evidence. Works of obedience according to the Fruit of the Spirit is. The works of the changed nature are what must accompany salvation. You can't separate them.
Each of us is to see to it that we have not fallen short of the grace of God. We know if we have by how we live. The person who can't demonstrate that he has received the grace of God by how he lives has fallen short of the grace of God and will be rejected by Christ.
You should never rewrite the scriptures.