Books published by publisher Christian Art Publishers

The past year of Daniel’s life has been anything but normal. Adoption by his Heavenly Father? Check. Become the Vessel for the mystical Sun Sword? Check. Charged with a quest to fight the source of all evil? Check. But hey, he made it look good. Now it’s his best friend, Ben’s, turn to become the Vessel for the Triune Shield, and Daniel’s ready to lead the charge on another adventure. But, they only have three days to find the shield before the Enemy catches up, and obtaining it will require the last thing either of the boys is ready for: self-sacrifice. Daniel must die to his pride, and Ben must pay the ultimate price. They’ll need a miracle if they hope to survive.Daniel and the Triune Quest is a young adult/Christian fantasy exploring redemption through Christ’s sacrifice and adoption into God’s family. It is the second book in the Sons and Daughters series, which includes Daniel and the Sun Sword and Daniel and the Serpent’s Abyss.

Belle is sent to the countryside to escape the London bombings during WWII. She knows she will miss her mother and worry about her father, who is away fighting in the war, but she has no idea what awaits her in the manor where she is to live. She finds friends with the staff, but the mysterious master of the house frightens her. Can she teach him to find the magic in a world where all magic seems to be long gone?

Twelve-year-old Pete Plain is an ordinary boy with an extraordinary secret who lives in a crazy town called Jericho. On the last day of school, his friend Jack gives him a powerful but illegal comic book—not to read but to hide. That afternoon the school bully shoots Jack with toxic slime. Uncertain how to help him, Pete sneaks a peek at the comic and gets drawn into a different world. There he goes on an unforgettable adventure.When Jack discovers what Pete has done, he takes the book from him. Pete wants it back, but the forces of evil that haunt his hometown are determined to keep it from him. When Pete glimpses the ghostly grizzly dividing his family, he knows he must do something to stop it. The author of the forbidden comic books gives Pete special gifts of super sight and super speed, but will the boy from the broken home fully use those gifts or will he let himself be overcome by the bitter malady known as Sadly Absent Dad Syndrome?Much is at stake, for the slime is deadly, and catching the bullies behind it will prove to be no easy task.

The antics in Me and My Best Friend Charlie took place during a more innocent period. For the most part, Moms could stay home with the children, families ate together around the dinner table, very few families had televisions and not everyone had radios. The children played outside with each other and were obedient to their parents.Even though this book is a work of fiction, there is a touch of truth in every situation.

This book is a plea for a return of prayer and worship in the home, citing many examples of how praying family members have prevailed with God for their loved ones. Read of parents who prayed for their children, children who prayed for their parents, wives and husbands who prayed for their partners. 19 short, easy-to-read chapters. Bishop J.C. Ryle wrote, It is not enough to keep boys and girls at home and shut out every outward temptation. They carry within them a heart ready for any sin, and until that heart is changed, they are not safe whatever we do. Bad companions are a great evil to be avoided as much as possible. But no bad companion teaches a boy or girl half as much sin as their own hearts will suggest to them, unless they are renewed by the Spirit.... If parents were half as diligent in praying for their children's conversion as they are in keeping them from bad company, their children would turn out far better than they do. All this and more in this book!

Come and join several fun-filled days in the life of Toodles, an adorable and curious bear cub, and her mom, dad, brother, and sister. As she experiences life’s events, she not only is curious about the location of Heaven but wonders if several of the events in her life are anything like Heaven. This book, illustrated with original artwork and including Scripture references, is an excellent way to help understand Heaven, and how your child can be assured of his/her place with God through eternity.

A series of short, factual stories, written by Edwin F. and Lillian G. Harvey, which inspire children to approach their Heavenly Father with confidence, knowing that He will honor their prayers. Their daughter, Trudy Harvey Tait, also wrote several stories in this book. One of the stories is about Trudy's prayer for a "Titerpatter" for Christmas and how her Heavenly Father answered that prayer. Parents enjoy reading the stories as much as their children. It is also an excellent source of material for Sunday Schools. Suitable for children five and upwards.

Twelve-year-old Pete Plain is an ordinary boy with an extraordinary secret who lives in a crazy town called Jericho. On the last day of school, his friend Jack gives him a powerful but illegal comic book—not to read but to hide. That afternoon the school bully shoots Jack with toxic slime. Uncertain how to help him, Pete sneaks a peek at the comic and gets drawn into a different world. There he goes on an unforgettable adventure. When Jack discovers what Pete has done, he takes the book from him. Pete wants it back, but the forces of evil that haunt his hometown are determined to keep it from him. When Pete glimpses the ghostly grizzly dividing his family, he knows he must do something to stop it. The author of the forbidden comic books gives Pete special gifts of super sight and super speed, but will the boy from the broken home fully use those gifts or will he let himself be overcome by the bitter malady known as Sadly Absent Dad Syndrome? Much is at stake, for the slime is deadly, and catching the bullies behind it will prove to be no easy task.

John Chrysostom (344-407) : The Fearless BishopJohn Brown (1722-1787) : The Cowherd Who Became CommentatorCharles Simeon (mid 1700's-1836) : A Man in Touch With GodHenry Martyn (1781-1812) : Too Young to Die?Helen Ewan (early 1900's) : A Fragrant LifeEdward Payson ( 1783-1827) : He Discovered the Secret of Being NothingJames Turner (1818-1862) : God's FishermanThomas Waring (?) : The Silent YearsAnthony Norris Groves (1795-1853) : Pioneer in Apostolic PrinciplesMary Bethia Groves (early 1800's) : The Once Reluctant MissionaryWilliam Wilberforce (1759-1837) : A Rich Politician Called To Be God's ProphetJohn Pierpont (early to mid 1800's) : God Compensates His Fearless ProphetJohann Christoph Blumhardt (1805-1889) : German Pastor Who Defied DevilsE. M. Bounds (1835-1913) : He Prayed While Others SleptThese are the last sketches Lillian wrote before she suffered a stroke which took away her speech and her ability to write.We hope to add one last volume to the series when the Lord enables. It shall include Edwin and Lillian Harvey along with a number of men and women of their generation whose lives have been a rich source of blessing to us.