Marvin Sapp Shares Turning Point From Drugs To Church In His Biopic
EXCLUSIVE: Marvin Sapp Shares His Turning Point From Drugs To The Church In His ‘Never Would Have Made It’ Biopic
Bishop Marvin Sapp has a story to tell. The celebrated gospel singer and pastor is finally ready to share it with the world.
Sapp grew up in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He was raised in the church from a young age. However, life outside the church told a different story. As a teenager, he battled addiction to drinking and drugs. Few fans ever knew about that side of his life — until now.
In his new TV One biopic, Sapp opens up like never before. The film is titled Never Would Have Made It: The Marvin Sapp Story. It traces his path from a troubled youth in Michigan to gospel music stardom. Specifically, it highlights the faith, ministry, and music that defined his career. Moreover, it explores the defining moment that changed the direction of his life for good.
The biopic premieres August 21 on TV One. Furthermore, it promises an honest, unfiltered look at the man behind the music. Most importantly, it captures the turning point that changed the entire direction of his life.
Sapp recently sat down with the Rickey Smiley Morning Show. In addition, he opened up about what viewers can expect from the film. He also explained why he chose to share such a personal story. Watch the full exclusive interview in the video above.
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