Infant salvation and adult salvation both ultimately flow from Jesus Christ, but differ experientially — one comes through knowing faith, the other through grace applied to the innocence of accountability.

The source of salvation in both cases is Jesus — life comes from him. But the mode differs: adults are saved through deliberate, conscious faith in Christ, whereas infants are covered by grace in a state of moral innocence before the age of accountability. Mike is comfortable affirming both as genuine salvation while acknowledging the experiential and epistemic differences between the two.