Bishop Marvin Sapp has prepared his Easter sermon for Holy Week ... unless God changes it. He plans to address the recent controversy in his life. "I was like, well, since they're capitalizing on it," ...

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Marvin Sapp, a renowned gospel singer and pastor, continues to inspire audiences worldwide with his music and ministry, more than 30 years after his debut with the group ...

Grammy-nominated gospel artist Bishop Marvin Sapp announced the release of a new song in response to the widespread criticism sparked by a viral resurfaced video showing him asking for donations and ...

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 ...

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 morning that Bishop Marvin Sapp came to NPR, he told me that it was his kids who really emphasized how important it was for him to accept our invitation to perform: "They told me, 'Dad, Tiny Desk ...

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 ...

GRAND RAPIDS -- Local pastor and six-time Grammy nominated Marvin Sapp is one of the hottest acts on the charts right now with his inspirational smash, "Never Would Have Made It," an homage to his ...

It’s not a foreign concept for gospel artists to turn secular in music, but it definitely garners attention when a bishop takes the helm. Fort Worth’s Marvin Sapp has gone R&B – temporarily – with a ...

Marvin Sapp, the multi-platinum gospel artist whose music has amassed more than one billion streams on Pandora, is stepping into fresh creative territory with his latest release. The Valentine’s Day ...

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.