Liquid phase sintering behavior of metal-glass system is experimentally and numerically analyzed. From the experimental observation, glass wets metal surfaces and assists the metal particles rearrangement, which is very important for annihilating pores. From the experiment, the amount of glass influences not only on the porosity but also on the grain growth behavior significantly. The sintering behavior is well reproduced by computational study by using Monte Carlo method with experimentally obtained surface energies of metal-glass system. The numerical study suggests that the frequency factor of Ostwald should be smaller than that of solid grain growth in this metal-glass powder system. Finally, this study suggests that spatial distribution is very important for grain growth. Although glass prevents the metal particle contact, the glass assists the metal particles rearrangement that contributes to metal grain growth.