In Pastor Greg's sermon, "True or False," he begins by making a comparison between the work of counterfeit agents at the U.S Treasury Department and the process of distinguishing true followers of Jesus. The sermon draws from passages in Matthew 7:15-23 and Galatians 5:22-23, describing the nine 'fruit of the Spirit' that serve as distinguishing characteristics. More importantly, the emphasis is laid on genuinely aligning with the teachings of the Scripture rather than exhibiting these attributes superficially.Further, Pastor Greg highlights the significance of how followers make others feel in their presence, stressing that it's not merely about looking the part but about authentically embodying the love and grace of Jesus. He warns against false prophets who seek personal gain and stresses on inspecting the fruit of someone's life for their authenticity.Pastor Greg also underscores the hazard of focusing solely on external religious activities without developing a personal bond with Jesus. The sermon closes by encouraging self-introspection so that an individual's actions align with their words, and underscores constant pursuit of intimacy with Jesus, leading to heart transformation and production of genuine fruit. This sermon serves as a guide to identifying true followers and the importance of building a genuine relationship with Jesus.