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<b>Marvin Sapp</b> recorded
with the group until its dissolution in 1995, and then began his own
solo career with a self-titled album the following year. Born and
raised in Grand Rapids, MI. <b>Sapp</b> debuted with
Commissioned in the early '90s after Keith Staten left for solo
work.<br /> He recorded the Commissioned albums Number 7 and
Matters of the Heart with members Fred Hammond, Mitchell Jones, Mike
Williams, and Karl Reid; after Hammond and Williams left as well,
<b>Sapp</b> recorded the group's final album, 1996's
Irreplaceable Love.<br /> By that time <b>Sapp</b>
had signed a solo contract too, and March 1996 saw the release of his
self-titled debut on Word Records. The album reunited him with former
Commissioned mate Fred Hammond (who produced the LP) and featured the
gospel hits "Calling Me" and "In His Presence. <br
/> "<b> Sapp's</b> sophomore effort, Grace &
Mercy, appeared in May 1997, followed two years later by Nothing Else
Matters. After a short absence from the music scene, he reappeared
under contract at Versity Records and released the song "I
Believe" on the WOW Gospel 2002 album, followed by the album I
Believe later in 2002. Diary of a Psalmist appeared in 2003, Be
Exalted in 2005, and Thirsty in 2007.
brownsugar_mama1
wrote on May 19:
Praise him in advance hits so close to home for me that I cried and praise the Lord when I first heard him. To everyone out there praising God in advance, especially when you are going through trouble, works! Things are so much better for me and my family right now. I love this song.
shateerah
wrote on May 10:
this is just what i needed this morning. i never would have made it without GOD.
mamagrantee
wrote on July 22:
This song touches the heart of those that have been delivered of which I'm one. Thank You Mr.Sapp for such a strong testimony thru song. God Bless