'A.D. The Bible Continues' partnered with Grammy-nominated Christian rock band Newsboys for a powerful feature of their hit song "We Believe," in their most recent trailer.

'A.D. The Bible Continues' is set to premiere Easter Sunday 9/8c on NBC and the anticipation for the series premiere continues to grow. In the powerful collaboration the Newsboys declare their Christian faith while singing the words, "We believe in God the Father, We believe in Jesus Christ, We believe in the Holy Spirit, And He's given us new life."

The lyrics are famous words also found in the apostle's creed. The new clip features never before seen footage of the upcoming series and a glimpse of the Newsboys singing along with others singing the words.

Watch the trailer below:

A.D. is an uplifting and harrowing journey through the beginning moments of the birth of the church picking up where the smash hit, The Bible, left off. A.D. follows the first ten chapters of the Book of Acts exploring the aftermath of Christ's death and its profound impact on his disciples, his mother Mary, and key political and religious leaders of the era, an impact that would completely change the world. A.D. will take its audience from the intense sorrow of Christ's ultimate sacrifice to the awe-inspiring wonder of the Resurrection and deep into his disciples' struggle to survive against opposition from every side as they continued to share his message of love with everyone, everywhere.

The series includes compelling context around the Biblical text, focusing initially on the Book of Acts while integrating dramatic history to help tell the full story of the people and their era. The audience will enter the world of the Apostles, of Pilate, Caiaphas, Herod Antipas and others, all from their own points of view. Each episode aims to bring the Biblical world to life in all of its grit and glory.

'The Bible' and 'A.D.' was created by husband and wife duo Mark Burnett and Roma Downey. Juan Pablo di Pace, the critically acclaimed Argentinean actor, has been cast as Jesus. Di Pace leads an accomplished cast hailing from more than 10 different nations, including John - Babou Ceesay (Gambia); Mary Magdalene - Chipo Chung (Zimbabwe); James - Denver Isaac (Zimbabwe); Arik - Nicholas Pinnock (Jamaica); Simon The Zealot - Fraser Ayers (Scotland/Black); Ananias - Peter De Jersey (Britain); Mother Mary - Greta Scacchi (Italy); Thomas - Johannes Johannesson (Iceland); Judas - Cesare Taurasi (Italy); and Boaz - George Georgiou (Greece).