Antinomianism and the Gospel

"The Bible is clear that those who are not under Christ's
authority and led by the Spirit are still condemned by the
law. It is clear that the law is not, and never was the means
of salvation, but rather a teacher of what sin is in God’s eyes
and a teacher of the righteousness we must have by the Spirit
of God which is given by faith in Christ, as well a warning to
the rebellious of their danger if they don’t repent.... We saw
before though in Romans 8:1-4 that the righteousness of the
law is fulfilled in those who walk not after the flesh, but after
the Spirit. But what if you still walk after the flesh?

Are you free to live as you please, transgress God's law
without fear, and yet still be saved? Absolutely not! God
never promised salvation for those who live after the flesh.
And yet preachers all over now tell their hearers that their
eternal salvation is in no way impacted by the life they
presently live! This is the evil of antinomianism!

Do we then make void the law through faith? God forbid: yea, we establish the law. Romans 3:31