Should Christians Pay More Heed to Staying-Out-of-Sin or to Leading-2-Salvation?

There is no one person on earth that does not ever commit sins, so my explanation would be to pay more heed to salvation. As the Power of repent is much firmer and truthful then heeding towards never sinning. Sinning is inevitable,as there is no one person on earth that can never be full unsinful.

You made me do it...you did. Nah, I am just kidding. I am here for a healthy discussion since you asked. Which should WE (ah...we are Christians and brothers/sisters in Christ so forgive if the opening offended) lean towards? Both are important. Maybe another way to look at it is to consider Matt 24:36-40. In this passage, Jesus was asked which is the greatest commandment in the law? Which was it? The first was to Love God with all our heart and soul and mind. Yet He mentioned the second (to love our neighbour as ourselves) is like it (ie. the first). It means both are important. If we were go by the sequence He said it as priority, then Staying out of Sin is more of loving God than leading others to salvation. But trust me, we are humans, it is "probably easier" for us to do the second (provided we are motivated to) than the first. We are always in trouble. If we are not right with God, what motivates us to share besides our selfish desire to be known as "holy unto Him"? Jesus our Savior did not come to abolish the law, but I am most thankful we are living under grace. This is just my interpretation, hopefully those who attend bible colleges or classes can enlighten us further.

God calls us to live a holy (separated) life. At the same time, we are also commanded to spread the good news of God's saving grace, love and mercy. These two go hand-and-hand with each other. They are not separate. If you come to think of it, one cannot effectively lead people to salvation if he himself is in sin. One must live a life separated from sin in order for him to be the "light and salt" of this dark world. The effective way to lead is by example, because people tend to look up to what we do and not so much on what we say. You know why Jesus was so effective in converting people? It is because Jesus walk his talk. Meaning he did what he was preaching. Jesus, while he was in human form susceptible to all kinds of temptation, lived a sinless existence. Truly, the "Word became flesh."