Enjoying God and Other Rare Events - Steve Sampson

Provoked and Staying Provoked
2. He was full of wisdom (Acts 6:3).
3. He was full of faith (Acts 6:5).
4. He was full of grace (Acts 6:8, Amp.).
5. He was full of power (Acts 6:5).
6. He was full of intelligence (Acts 6:10, Amp.).
7. He was full of the anointing (Acts 6:10). “And they were
not able to resist the wisdom and the Spirit by which he
spoke.”
8. He was full of the glory of God (Acts 6:15). The glory of
God was manifested in him so much that his face shown like
an angel.
9. He was full of truth (Acts 7).
10. He was full of the Word (Acts 7). Although he was a
young man, his knowledge of the Word was tremendous, for
in a dynamic, but short sermon (approximately seven
minutes), he quoted from 15 books of the Old Testament,
making reference to more than a dozen Bible characters,
giving an overview of history from Abraham to the
crucifixion of Jesus, describing what was happening that
day.
11. He was full of boldness (Acts 7:51). He boldly accused
them of resisting the Holy Spirit, referring to them as
stiffnecked and uncircumcised in heart and ears.
12. He was full of fearlessness (Acts 7:51-53). He was not
afraid to stand against the power of the religious leaders,
although it guaranteed a sure death.
13. He was full of unselfishness (Acts 7:51-53). His
willingness to declare the gospel and speak the truth to the
vicious leaders, required him to lay his young life down, a
totally selfless act.
14. He was full of vision (spiritual sight) (Acts 7:56). He saw
beyond the natural as they were hostile against him and he
said, “Look! I see the heavens opened and the Son of man
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