When Bridgette interviews Mike, he reveals off-the-record details about his personal, passionate ""urges."" However, when the story ends up on-the-record, several female members of the congregation begin to find him irresistible. As if his professional woes were not enough, back at home Mike discovers his prized Elvis snow globe is broken, and none of his children will confess to the crime.

Mike once again has to deal with Bridgette, and answer question about his choir.

Reverend Mike must decide whether to keep a professional obligation that conflicts with his promise to celebrate daughter Meredith's birthday. Meanwhile, Al Borland from ""Home Improvement"" repairs the damage that a well-intentioned Tim Taylor created at Mike's church.

Mike must spend a long time with a wealthy benefactor, leaving him with no time to deal with any others.

Mike has his hands full with a new assistant minister, Todd Tucker, who counsels parishioners a bit too strictly by the Book for Mike's tastes. Also, a feisty, temporary-hire secretary with a lack of faith takes on the challenge of the church financial records. And if this weren't enough for any man, even a man of the cloth, to handle, Mike's pride and joy -- his vintage Harley Davidson motorcycle -- is stolen.