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The Bible has sold 6 billion more copies then the second most published book in the world. Think about that sort of power and influence.
God has given each of us unique talents and abilities to glorify Him and further His Kingdom. For some, like the Bible’s writers, it’s writing.
A lot of people view Moses mostly as the person who couldn’t speak up for himself, or mostly as the person who led the people out of Egypt, or mostly as the person who brought the Ten Commandments down from Mt. Sinai. But not a lot of people view him mostly as the writer of the Pentateuch, the first five books of the Bible.
Each of us is a writer, whether we realize it or not. Not everything we write is put on paper, though.
Paul wrote 13 books of the Bible, using his letters to teach, encourage, correct, and strengthen churches across the ancient world. Though he couldn't always be with them in person, he could still reach them through writing.