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Hector Llanes
Adjunct Faculty, College of Theology
Dr. Llanes is a native of El Salvador and full-time faculty in the College of Theology at GCU. He has a B.A. from Louisiana College (1985). He earned an M.Div. (1988) and a Ph.D. (1995) from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. His interests relate to historical theology, the history of Christianity, and biblical studies. Before joining GCU, Dr. Llanes was a full-time pastor. He and his wife Margarita have four children and two grandchildren. 
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Inspiring Others To Flourish in Life | GCU Blog

How can we lead others to flourish in their lives and relationships with God? Read to find out and explore theology and ministry degree programs at GCU today!

Posted on April 13, 2023

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Theology Thursday: Inspiring Others To Flourish in Life

In This Article: Inspiring Others To Flourish in Life Modeling the Way To Follow Jesus in Our Lives Lead Them To Treasure the Word of God Help Them Find God’s Call for their Lives Inspiring Others To...
Posted on April 13, 2023

Theology Thursday: Pray for One Another

The Bible commands us to pray for one another, “Therefore, confess your sins to one another and pray for one another, that you may be healed. The prayer of a righteous person has great power as it is...
Posted on June 17, 2021

Theology Thursday: John Newton and God’s Instrument Against Oppression

It was in God’s providence that John Newton’s life intersected with the darkest chapter of the British Empire: the slave-trading enterprise that transported thousands of Africans into the New World...
Posted on March 18, 2021

Theology Thursday: God's Justice for the Poor and the Weak

The Bible presents God as a God of justice and mercy. The Bible strongly condemns the unjust treatment of the poor and the weak and calls out for justice to reign. Much of the Bible deals with how one...
Posted on February 18, 2021

Theology Thursday: God’s Providence

God’s providence is God’s caring provision for his people as he guides them in their journey of faith through life, accomplishing his purpose in them. God’s mission is to save people and shape them to...
Posted on November 07, 2019

Theology Thursday: Who Do You Say That I Am?

When walking with Jesus, every day turned into a learning experience for his disciples. They were learning who Jesus was, his person, his mission and his way. Jesus taught them through parables...
Posted on December 06, 2018

Dear Theophilus: On the Importance of Baptism

Faculty, College of Theology I am a new Christian. Do I need to be baptized? What is the importance of baptism? Sincerely, Theophilus Dear Theophilus, The New Testament highlights the importance of...
Posted on March 06, 2018

The Historicity of the Events Surrounding the Resurrection of Jesus

Recent research on the resurrection of Jesus points to the historicity of the events surrounding His resurrection. These results decidedly support the belief that Jesus’ resurrection was a real event...
Posted on April 01, 2015

Are the Gnostic Gospels Reliable Sources?

Many are confused when reading of the existence of the Gnostic Gospels. What are they? Can we trust them? Read to find out more.
Posted on March 03, 2015