I am at a point in my life where I don't know what to believe or who to follow. Every religion states it's the only true religion, I am in fear of choosing the wrong path (religion) or going to hell. What are your thoughts?
It looks like you have picked up some confusing ideas about the way the judgement works, and that has become a hurdle for you in your pursuit of faith.
I also want to say that the true religion is greater than religion itself: it is a state of spiritual sanctification, which is observable in people regardless of their religious culture. Likewise it is easily observed that there are religious people who aren't in a state of spiritual sanctification. That is the difference between the ones who are walking in the light vs the ones who are walking in the darkness.
Some people become trapped in wrong thinking because of fear - shame for confessing their error, or unwillingness to give up some benefit of a sinful lifestyle. Religion doesn't necessarily protect a person from becoming that way (indeed, if a religious person's beliefs prevent them from accepting the truth, then they are opposing God Himself: the spirit in our midst whom Jesus has named "the spirit of truth" (Matthew 18:20, John 16:13)).
So we who are spiritual recognise a person according to their spirit, not the badge they wear (John 10:16, Matthew 7:15, 2 Peter 2:1-2).
Where you are thinking that a religion is a path to heaven, it is a thinking that leads you into a trap. Even Jesus spoke of religion as a tool that makes subjects of it's followers (eg: John 10:34), yet operating within the confines of it's pre-script-ion (as adjacent to the ones who set themselves up as rulers of it - Matthew 22:15-17, John 7:45-52), He demonstrated royal command of scripture - unlike the servile mind of the religious types (eg: Mark 3:2, Mark 7:1-8).
So there is at least one thing that all religions have in common: we speculate about life after death. Another thing we all mostly have in common, is an awareness of a spiritual justice - whether God or a community of gods, it is a spiritual intelligence that is not carnally harnessed, and is powerful over humanity.
Christian philosophy, as with monotheism in general, and some representations of polythesim, show that there is a supreme God, a most resilient or powerful entity, and that there are others who may be subservient to him or opposed to him. In saying that God is spirit, we acknowledge that His spirit is uniquely His. When that knowledge is developed and we understand how it is that His spirit resides within us, we come to understand the depth of the meaning of the final judgement (Matthew 25:40 "whatever you did to even the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you were doing it to me"), then we see how there are two types of person in the world: the sons of light (1 John 1:7, Ephesians 5:8-14) vs the sons of the darkness (1 John 1:6, 1 John 3:12, John 8:44-47).
Therefore if you trust that God is good, if you know the character of Jesus Christ, if you know what justice truly looks like, you are equipped already to know whether you are of good conscience in His sight - and you will know that by the simple fact that everything in the bible does not convict you but in fact that when you read the bible it actually speaks to you in such a way as to help you grow more into the likeness of Christ. (.. assuming of course that the translation is a good one - not having deviated from the original essence).