No, basically how it works is we are ALL miserable sinners unable to tread water long enough or strong enough to save ourselves. Every single one of us deserves to be cast into the deep darkness of hell for eternity. How well we behave ourselves after we are redeemed is a product of the indwelling Holy Spirit's conviction of sin, righteousness and judgement and our response to the chastisement of our Father in heaven. But when we are born again into the family of Almighty God, we are saved from the penalty for sin because of Christ's sacrifice on the cross. We can't become UN-born again.
"A prince, while he is a little child, is presumably as willful and as ignorant as other little children. Sometimes he may be very obedient and teachable and affectionate, and then he is happy and approved. At other times he may be unruly, self-willed, and disobedient, and then he is unhappy, and perhaps is chastised—but he is just as much a prince on the one day as on the other. It may be hoped that, as time goes on, he will learn to bring himself into willing and affectionate subjection to every right way, and then he will be more princely, but not more really a prince. He was born a prince" (C.I.Scofield, Rightly Dividing the Word of Truth).
But when we are born again into the family of Almighty God, we are saved from the penalty for sin because of Christ’s sacrifice on the cross. We can’t become UN-born again.
But you can waste that precious gift from God by reverting back into the UN-born lifestyle that you were saved from in the first place. Paul and John make that CRYSTAL clear. That’s called NOT BEING FAITHFUL to the Bridegroom. Nothing that defiles will enter heaven. (crystal clear)