What are the consequences of a view of God that limits His sovereignty?

When one adopts a view that constrains God's sovereignty, it often results in a faith that centers around human decision-making rather than the all-encompassing grace of God. This theological deviation can lead to a reliance on individual efforts, where one believes that they must make the first move towards God. Consequently, such perspectives undermine the biblical understanding of grace, as emphasized in 1 Corinthians 4:7, which reminds us that 'What do you have that you did not receive?' By insisting that God waits for human decisions, we rob Him of His agency and diminish the work of Christ’s redemptive act. A wholesome view of God's sovereignty affirms that salvation is entirely God’s work, thereby providing the believer security and assurance.