Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. After weeks of attempting to explain himself, Marvin Sapp is leaning into his craft in reference to the viral video of him asking ...

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 ...

The clip features Sapp, a prominent gospel singer and pastor, instructing ushers at the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World (PAW) annual summer convention to close the doors until the congregation ...

Marvin Sapp and his wife, La’boris Cole-Sapp, are pushing back against online claims that church funds were used to pay for their recent wedding. Speaking during an Easter Sunday service, Cole-Sapp ...

*Bishop Marvin Sapp’s new wife is setting the record straight about their wedding finances, and she did it from the pulpit. Dr. La’boris Cole-Sapp used an Easter Sunday service to fire back at online ...

Pastor Marvin Sapp said he had no intentions to coerce churchgoers. Marvin Sapp sat down with The Breakfast Club on April 1 to address the controversy surrounding the viral clip of him soliciting ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Inside Marvin Sapp’s Legacy: From ‘Never Would Have Made It’ To A $4M Net Worth Marvin Sapp has long been a pillar of gospel music ...

*Marvin Sapp has revealed that he received death threats following criticism of a viral video in which he instructed church staff to close the doors during an offering at a Christian conference. While ...

Marvin Sapp is responding to the backlash he received after a video of him telling church ushers to "close the doors" while taking up an offering resurfaced and went viral this week. In the clip, the ...

Marvin Sapp is back, and you’d probably be disappointed to know it’s not because of his gospel music. This time, the singer is doubling down on recent actions after many online were giving him a ...

Gospel singer and pastor of The Chosen Vessel church in Fort Worth, Texas, Marvin Sapp, has weighed in after Norman Gyamfi, the CEO of Insignia Assets, which owns Tribl Records and contemporary ...

A cringeworthy viral social post of gospel singer and pastor Marvin Sapp asking his congregation to donate $40,000 before leaving the church has sparked debate online. Underscore on the word, asking.