We know God can save anyone because He demonstrated His sovereign power to resurrect and regenerate even the most spiritually dead, as shown in Ezekiel 37.
The assurance that God can save anyone stems from His sovereignty and mercy. In Ezekiel 37, God asks Ezekiel if the dry bones can live, symbolizing the hopelessness of those dead in sins. Ezekiel replies, 'O Lord God, Thou knowest,' which reflects his recognition of God's omnipotence. Throughout Scripture, such as Romans 10:13, it is affirmed that 'everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved.' The preservation of God’s elect, as demonstrated in Romans 8:30, reassures us that God's redemptive plan encompasses individuals regardless of their prior states of sin, as it is ultimately God's choice and power to save. Thus, we are encouraged never to assume that anyone is beyond the reach of God's grace.
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