Sapp announced the release on Instagram following criticism over a now-viral clip in which he urged church ushers to “close the door” while requesting donations. The “Best in Me” singer said he’s ...

Grammy-nominated gospel Marvin Sapp never imagined his church offering instruction would lead to threats. The 58-year-old pastor and artist behind hits like “Never Would Have Made It” now finds ...

Bishop Marvin Sapp says he has received death threats as a result of the resurfaced viral clip where he ordered ushers to close the doors at an international church convention while rallying for the ...

Bishop Marvin Sapp has addressed death threats after the resurfacing of a clip that shows him at an international church convention and telling ushers to “close the doors” while calling for donations ...

There’s always a kerfuffle when gospel artists cross over to secular music, but Sapp’s new EP arrives under special circumstances. First, people have been wondering what Sapp would sound like on an ...

Marvin Sapp pulls out scripture in defense of locking in his congregation and calling for an offering. Pastor Marvin Sapp defended his $40,000 request to his congregation. At a sermon at Chosen Vessel ...

The viral video of Marvin Sapp infamously telling the church ushers to “close the doors” until $40,000 was raised is still being shared across the internet. However, not everyone is joking about the ...

Marvin Sapp has long been a pillar of gospel music — but his story isn’t just about hits and accolades. It’s a calling from the divine, a testament to personal resilience, and an unwavering commitment ...

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Gospel artist Marvin Sapp is set to perform at the Indiana State Fair on August 17, showcasing his latest album ‘Then and Now.’ Sapp’s new album blends classic hits with fresh ...

The pastor and gospel singer went viral this week after he was seen telling church ushers to "close the doors" while taking up an offering in a resurfaced video Paras Griffin/Getty Pastor and ...

Gospel music often pigeonholes itself as a genre only to be enjoyed by Christians. But two artists are having success making sure secular ears hear their songs, and they’re gaining fame in the process ...

MICHEL MARTIN, BYLINE: By the time Marvin Sapp was 10 years old, he was singing all the time. He sang in church. He sang R&B with his buddies. But then his mother told him he had to make a choice.