Bishop Marvin Sapp says he has received death threats as a result of the resurfaced viral clip where he ordered ushers to ...

The gospel artist is releasing the song on Good Friday. "I’m closing the door on the noise, the pain, and everything that ...

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 ...

Pastor Marvin Sapp is releasing a new song, "Close the Door." The single aims to change the narrative surrounding his viral ...

"Unfortunately, in this social media age, snippets are easily shared without context, and assumptions are quickly made without understanding the full picture." ...

"Close the Door" has recently been associated with Sapp raising an offering at the end of a church service during a ...

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"They called the church, cursing me out, death threats here at the church, all of this because of a 30-second clip, a ...

Franklin posted a group photo with other gospel singers and used it as an opportunity to pile in on the jokes against Sapp.

Marvin Sapp is shown in video footage from July demanding that ushers at the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World Convention in Baltimore “close the doors” while his flock pays up.

Sapp emphasized that his intention was not to hold anyone hostage but to maintain safety and reverence during the collection process. Renowned gospel artist Marvin Sapp is responding to criticism ...

As Bishop Marvin L. Sapp clarifies viral request for a $40,000 donation, Kirk Franklin threw a lighthearted jab, and fans and ...