Marvin Sapp Readies New Single ‘Close the Doors’ Following $40k Convention Controversy

Looks like Marvin Sappis getting that $40,000 one way or another.

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The Gospel singer made a splash during the 2024 PAW Convention when a viral video showed him taking a bold approach to raise a $40,000 offering.

But Marvin isn’t backing down; instead, he’s turning the controversy into creativity.

In a social media post, the bishop and singer revealed he’s dropping a new single inspired by the backlash.

The title? You guessed ‘Close the Doors.’

Sapp took to Instagram to reveal:

“The last few weeks have been tough. Misunderstood, misrepresented, misinterpreted, and even maligned. But I’ve learned that when life hands you lemons, you don’t just make lemonade… you build the lemonade company.

And that’s exactly what I’ve done.

“Close the Door” isn’t just a song, it’s a soundtrack for survival. I’m releasing it this Good Friday, the day we honor the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. Just like He closed the door on death, Hell, and the grave, I’m closing the door on the noise, the pain, and everything that tried to break me.

This song will bless you. I believe that with everything in me. My assignment in this season through this song is to help you close the door too.

Available on ALL streaming platforms this Good Friday.”

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If anything, it’s proof that Sapp knows how to turn pressure into praise and criticism into a possible chart-topper.

Set to drop on April 18th, just in time to usher in the Easter holiday, the single highlights that while the doors may have been closed, the star is still securing both his bag and his blessing.