Dr. Harvey Floyd taught at Lipscomb University from 1955 until 2010 and one of his Greek students was Mark Lanier. Harvey earned his own B.A. degree at Lipscomb, his M.A. at Harding Graduate School of Theology and his Ph.D. at Vanderbilt in Classical Greek. The classes he taught changed lives. Former students agree, "For the first time I truly understood the marvelous grace offered to us in Jesus Christ." At his retirement, Sandra Collins wrote, "When he talks about God's abundant grace, his eyes sparkle, his voice is quietly intense, his smile is gracious, his belief is genuine, his delight in students is unmistakable and his transparent, transformed life is his visual aid." Mark Lanier wanted to honor his beloved professor by having him lecture at his library on one of Dr. Floyd's favorite passages, Ephesians 2:8-10. Here is that lecture followed by a fascinating Q & A session.

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From Series: "LTL Lecture Series Academic Year 2013-2014"