By: Henry Scougal, Thomas Chalmers, and J. I. Packer - The Short Classics Bundle includes three pocket-size softcover books that present influential writings from three gifted theologians whose work has encouraged believers for decades. Henry Scougal, a Scottish professor of divinity in the 1600s, wrote The Life of God in the Soul of Man to differentiate between religious practices and genuine faith. Thomas Chalmers, a Scottish professor at Saint Andrews in the 1800s, preached his sermon “The Expulsive Power of a New Affection” to urge Christians to experience the transformative power of Christ. Twentieth-century theologian J. I. Packer wrote “What Did the Cross Achieve?,” an essay considered one of the most significant short works on penal substitutionary atonement. You’ll benefit greatly from the deep insights in these classics.