How does the concept of being made willing relate to salvation?

The concept of being made willing relates to the transformative work of the Holy Spirit in the believer's life. In John 6:44, it is clear that no one can come to Christ unless they are drawn by the Father. This highlights the Reformed understanding that human will is not free in the true sense—it is bound by sin and self until God intervenes. Once God regenerates a person's heart, He makes them willing to come to Christ, as seen in Psalm 110:3, 'Thy people shall be willing in the day of thy power.' Therefore, salvation is entirely an act of God's grace that enables individuals to respond willingly to His call.