Salvation depends on God's grace as it is God's sovereign decision to save, not based on human actions.
The certainty of salvation being dependent on God's grace is evident in the concept of sovereign grace which teaches that God alone chooses to save His people. Joseph Irons clearly articulates that if Jesus came to save sinners, He succeeded in that mission; hence, nothing else needs to be done for salvation. This aligns with the principles of Reformed theology found in the doctrines of grace, which assert that every aspect of salvation, including repentance and faith, is a result of God's action rather than human striving. Romans 8:28-30 further illustrates this by detailing God's foreknowledge, predestination, and glorification of His people, reinforcing the truth that salvation is a work of God from beginning to end.
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