The controversy stems from a viral video in which Sapp speaks in front of the congregation at the 109th Pentecostal Assemblies for the World Convention in Baltimore, Maryland, last July.

Marvin Sapp claims that the backlash to a viral video has entered dangerous territory. Speaking on The Rickey Smiley Morning Show on Monday (March 31), the Gospel musician asserted that he has ...

In the viral video, Sapp calls on 1,000 worshippers to contribute $20 each to meet the financial goal, while also encouraging those watching on live stream to participate.

Marvin Sapp Tells Church Ushers to Close Doors Until Congregation Coughs Up $40K, on Video Instagram / @marvinsapp Diddy-His-Defense-INLINE-PROMO-watch free Getty ...

After weeks of attempting to explain himself, Marvin Sapp is leaning into his craft in reference to the viral video of him asking ushers to “close the doors” during church offering. Sapp, 58 ...

A video of Marvin Sapp’s “holy hustling” for Jesus has gone viral on X, formerly Twitter. In the clip, which Sapp admits is over a year old, the popular pastor asks his congregation to help ...

*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 ...

Even viral creators like KevOnStage and notkaltonbanks joined in the conversation, making comedic videos about what it would be like to interact with the ushers closing the doors. @KevOnStage/ x.com, ...

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 ...

Marvin Sapp may never live down the infamous video of him telling church ushers to “ close to the doors ” until they donated $40,000. Now, Kirk Franklin has joined in on the jokes.