In the end it all boils down to which path you are on.  The problem is that a lot of us will think we are one path only to find out at the last minute that we’ve been on another.  By that time it will be too late.  So how do we know?  How can we know if we truly are on the narrow path that leads to eternal life or the broad path that leads to destruction?  We will know and be known by our fruit and by our walk.  So first we must determine which path we are on and then when we are assuredly on the right path we must help others who have wandered from the path to make their way back as well.  This is called accountability.  When we see those who call themselves Christians falling off the narrow way, we must lovingly and graciously show them the error of their way and gently lead them back to the path.  Otherwise we are hanging them out to dry.  The Christian motto should be that of the Rangers; no man left behind.  Christians don’t let their friends wander into eternity without Christ.