I remember the first time I typed information into a computer mainframe. I was a junior at Harding University (go Bison) and was enrolled in a math class designed, I believe, to keep football players eligible to play. As a Bible major, destined to work with smaller congregations in Churches of Christ, I only needed to learn how to balance a checkbook and count to 100 (I don’t really use either skill these days, since my wife takes care of the checkbook and Randy Barrett counts the people in the pews). However, the improvements in ministry brought about by the computer age have been nothing sho...