Shortly after I became a Christian I called up a friend I had not heard from in some time. I proceeded to tell him that I had been saved and had become a Christian and that he too should be saved, to which he laughed and responded that he did not know he needed saving. Shortly after this he was diagnosed with advanced cancer and has now gone into eternity. I was able to witness to him one more time, and while he had tears in his eyes, he stubbornly clung to his own understanding. I can only hope he had another opportunity on his deathbed, which many will never have because they will be gone in a split second during their day or in their sleep.
Procrastination is a dangerous enemy of the soul, and the stakes are high.
Folks, if one does not see their need of being saved, and have not come to that point where they see themselves in much the same way that God sees them, then it is impossible to become a Christian. Some will not like those words, but it is a fact. They are trusting in their own works and abilities to get them into heaven. A person in that situation also lacks the faith required to believe that Christ is who He says He is. Any life without Christ in charge, and on a pathway devoid of Him, is a life without salvation.