Are We Judged By Our Works If We Are Saved by Grace?

How is the concept of judgment linked to the "everlasting gospel" in the first angel's message? Why must the gospel be central to the idea of judgment?  Some might say that the gospel is central to the idea of judgment because it is thought that acceptance of the gospel equals salvation from judgment, and if we don't have to be judged, there is nothing to fear about the judgment.  Another thing people might say concerning the gospel and its relation to the judgment is that the gospel makes it so that believers won't have to be judged by what they actually do. However, scripture is clear that all of us, including believers, are judged by our works, and each will receive according to what they have done, whether good or bad. Many passages say this. To name a few, there's Romans 2:6; Matthew 16:27, James 2:24 and 2 Corinthians 5:10.  In this study, we look at this problem: on one hand, it is commonly thought that the gospel of being saved by grace makes it so that whether we go to heaven or not isn't determined by our works. On the other hand, Scripture plainly tells us that we are judged by our works, whether good or bad. These two ideas just don't jive.  For deeper study, please see our study: "The Real Meaning of Jesus' Substitutionary Death," https://youtu.be/rQQaPMOMyTY?feature=shared "The Truth of Sacrifice" - Oct. 1, 2015 - Trent Wilde (FOT'15 S3), https://youtu.be/0YOcg3kd74Q?feature=shared Sabbath School Q4 2023: God's Mission, My Mission - Week 2, "God's Mission to Us, Part 2" A Branch Davidian Seventh-Day Adventist perspective on the Sabbath School lesson.  www.bdsda.com