Adam is elated when his dwindling congregation quadruples overnight - but the new worshippers have ulterior motives.

When the Archdeacon tells Adam his collection plates are too light, salvation appears to come in the form of fellow priest Darren Betts, who needs a temporary venue for services whilst his own church is renovated. But the union soon becomes a battle for hearts and minds as Darren refuses to leave Adam's church. There is tension at home too. Alex is feeling neglected and announces they need to rekindle their love life.

Adam takes inspiration from Islam to oppose the opening of a local sex club opposite the school and sees rather more than he’d anticipated.

Adam attempts to climb the greasy pole and make a career of his vocation as he competes with an old rival.

Adam’s thrilled to make a new London friend who has nothing to do with the church - but something in his past makes things more complicated.

After a terrible review of one of his sermons on a Christian website, Adam suffers a crisis of faith.