New Covenant OPC Sermon Podcast
Sermons from New Covenant OPC in South San Francisco from Pastor Michael Grasso. For more information visit newcovenantopc.com.
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2 Samuel 3:22-39 Forgive as You Have Been Forgiven (August 30, 2026 PM, Dr. Michael Grasso) (opens the original)
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Isaiah 32:1-8 The King Who Opens the Eyes of the Blind (August 30, 2026 AM, Dr. Michael Grasso) (opens the original)
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2 Samuel 3:1-21 David Gets the Kingdom... (August 23, 2026 PM, Dr. Michael Grasso) (opens the original)
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"God is sovereign even over the sins of men. In 2 Samuel 3:1–21, David finally moves closer to receiving the kingdom God had promised him. Yet the circumstances are surprisingly messy. Civil war continues. Abner turns against Ish-bosheth. And David himself demands the return of Michal, even as the narrative increasingly exposes his sinful multiplication of wives. The passage therefore presents both the remarkable providence of God and the growing failures of David. God overrules human sin to acc
Isaiah 31:1-9 Woe to Those Who Go Down to Egypt (August 23, 2026 AM, Dr. Michael Grasso) (opens the original)
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"When trouble comes, where do we look for help? In Isaiah 31:1–9, Judah was tempted to trust in the military strength of Egypt rather than in the living God. Isaiah exposes the folly of this choice: the Egyptians are merely men, their horses are flesh and not spirit, but the Lord is God. The help Judah truly needed could come only from Him. And God promises to provide it. He will defend Jerusalem, deliver His people, and cause Assyria to fall by a sword “not of man.” This promise was dramaticall
2 Samuel 2:12-32 The Danger of Schism (August 16, 2026 PM, Dr. Michael Grasso) (opens the original)
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"Division among the people of God is never a small matter. In 2 Samuel 2:12–32, the division between David and Ish-bosheth erupts into bloodshed as Israelites turn their swords against their own brothers. This passage gives us a sobering picture of the destructive effects of schism. It also raises important questions for the church today: What makes a division schismatic? How should Christians balance unity and truth? When are doctrinal differences serious enough to warrant separation? Yet the B
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