This sermon examines Ephesians 5:1-7, emphasizing that believers are called to be exact copies of God's character rather than merely claiming the name of Christ. The message distinguishes between knowing Christ as Savior and submitting to Him as Lord, arguing that true discipleship results in a transformed lifestyle marked by agape love, forgiveness, and selfless giving. It warns against the counterfeits of lust and covetousness, which stem from inward corruption and a desire to receive rather than give, urging believers to guard their minds and speech against worldly influences. The preacher highlights that gratitude is the primary antidote to covetousness and that unforgiveness contradicts the nature of God's family. Ultimately, the call is to live with such distinct holiness that others can recognize the presence of Christ in the believer's daily conduct.