I just want to know one thing for all those who say that we are not eternally saved, exactly how much sin or lack of works condemns us?
The gospel teaches "paid in full" to those who have accepted His Gift of salvation.
Which sin is not paid for? That is the hard reality you cannot accept. All sins are paid for.
As well if works do not save us they do not keep us saved.
Discipleship and obedience are not about salvation. These lines keep getting blurred.
This question is the wrong question. When you start on a walk with someone you
hope you will finish the walk, all you know is you are on the walk, and unless you
leave the walk, you will finish it in the future.
Salvation is communion with Christ which is maintained or exists as long as one has
faith and walks with Him.
Now with free will, be can rebel, become disobedience and lose faith. Now until you
reach the end of the road, you do not know that you will make it.
When Israel left Egypt they did not think many would be dead after rebelling against God
and worshiping a golden calf but that is what they did.
Or Korah who though literally God would choose him as a true leader against Moses.
But the ground swallowed him up, and burnt the others who offered an unholy offering.
Now they really did believe God was on their side. And they are very wrong.