How does Arminianism view God's nature?

Arminianism portrays God as wishing to save everyone but ultimately unable due to human choices. This positions God as reactive rather than sovereign, which stands in stark contrast to the Reformed view that God ordains all things according to His counsel. The Reformed perspective asserts that God's nature is omnipotent and He is fully capable of achieving His will, including the salvation of His elect, without depending on human cooperation. This reinforces the idea that God's grace is effective and irresistible for those He has chosen to save, ensuring that His divine purposes are carried out impeccably.