Marvin Sapp

Born on January 28, 1967, Bishop Marvin Louis Sapp is a renowned gospel singer and pastor who gained prominence as a member of the gospel group Commissioned before launching a successful solo career. His breakout solo album "Thirsty" (2007) featured the hit single "Never Would Have Made It," which became one of the most iconic gospel songs of the decade. Throughout his career, Sapp has released numerous albums, including "Here I Am" (2010) and "Close" (2017), which have earned him several accolades and widespread recognition. In 2022, he released his latest album, "Sustance", continuing his impactful career in gospel music. In addition to his musical career, Sapp has appeared on television programs and movies like "The Scroll: Transformation" (2014) and "Celebration of Gospel" (2012). He continues to serve as a bishop and pastor, while also focusing on community outreach and music.