This Thanksgiving sermon challenges the common understanding of God's goodness by examining what it truly means when we declare "God is good." Pastor Nathan addresses the difficulty many believers face in singing about God's goodness when life circumstances are painful or difficult. Through the account of the Canaanite woman in Matthew 15, he reveals that God's goodness is first about His nature and character, not our comfort or circumstances. The sermon calls believers to embrace humility—to recognize our position as "mooch pooches" at the Master's table, grateful outsiders who have been invited to feast on God's provision through Christ's suffering. True thanksgiving comes not from judging God by our external situations but from understanding our undeserved position at His communion table, where we are filled by drawing close to Christ's sacrifice.