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

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 […] ...

Pastor Marvin Sapp defended his $40,000 request ... Some even claimed his actions would turn away potential believers. Sapp challenges those who covered the controversy to note his response.

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 ...

Bishop Marvin Sapp has prepared his Easter ... We all going to lead together," Sapp said in the video. Sapp explained that he was trying to maintain order for the offering. He said the implication ...

Sapp called for a lockdown to get $40K in tithes and offering. Pastor Marvin Sapp sparked controversy in the religious community after he reportedly closed parishioners inside his church until he ...

In the world of gospel music, humor and controversy often intertwine, and recent events involving renowned gospel artists Bishop Marvin L ... as a humorous response to Sapp’s earlier comments ...

Marvin Sapp, 58, has come under fire after a video resurfaced of him directing ushers to 'close the doors' at an unknown church and demanding attendees donate $40,000. 'Ushers, close the doors.

Marvin Sapp pulls out scripture ... actions would turn away potential believers. Sapp challenges those who covered the controversy to note his response.