He Is the Gardener proposes a radically new understanding of the biblical stories surrounding the resurrection of Jesus and offers a profound reinterpretation of what it means to be both human and divine that revolves around the notion of kenosis. It retrieves and pulls forward the traditional affirmations that have been made about Jesus, God, and Christian anthropology in responding to the culture of our time. Believing and thinking, science and religion, salvation and history, are these to be forever locked in win-lose battles? Must one deny or diminish one side to be able to stand in the other? He Is the Gardener attempts to overcome these divisions with intellectual integrity and practical challenges. In the process a challenging and deeper understanding of the central mysteries of Christian faith is advanced and a discussion of what it means to be human in the world today is suggested. There is too much information coming at us every moment of the day and night. We are swimming in a data ocean with no land in sight. Is there any one thing about which if you have any understanding you will come to realize something about everything? He Is the Gardener proves the answer is yes and suggests such understanding is open to everyone because the object is you yourself. The pathway into that self-understanding for believers in Jesus is Jesus himself.