Marvin Sapp, an American Gospel singer and songwriter with an net worth of $4 million, is an award-winning artist.
Before embarking on a successful solo career, Sapp was a member of the group known as Commissioned.
Sapp, who was born in Michigan, started singing in church at the age of four, just like any gospel star.
Sapp was invited by gospel singer Fred Hammond to join the Commissioned in 1991.
In the mid-nineties, Sapp departed from the group to pursue a solo career.
Sapp’s discography includes seven albums, with the 2007 album Thirsty featuring the popular Never Would Have Made It track.
The song achieved the number 1 position on both the Billboard Hot Gospel song charts and the Billboard R&B charts, peaking at number 14.
With its gold certification, Thirsty has become Sapp’s most successful album to date.
Here I Am, his next album, became the best-selling gospel album of all time in the first week, with sales of approximately 76,000.
Sapp has been the recipient of seven Gospel Stellar Awards during his solo career.