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Our Daily Bread Devotional 18th January 2026 – Faith and False Accusation

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Our Daily Bread Devotional 18th January 2026 – Faith and False Accusation
Our Daily Bread Devotional

The Topic of Our Daily Bread For 18th January 2026 is “Faith and False Accusation”

Bible in a Year: Genesis 43-45, Matthew 12:24-50

Memory Verse: Nehemiah 6:9

I prayed, “Now strengthen my hands.”

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ODB MESSAGE FOR TODAY

Driven by powerful winds, the fire raged for days. The historian Tacitus describes a chaotic scene filled with screams and citizens running for their lives. In the end, nearly two-thirds of Rome had been destroyed.

The Roman emperor Nero falsely accused believers in Jesus of starting the fire. He hated Christians and selected them to be the scapegoat for the disaster—one that was rumored to have been ordered by Nero himself!

Nehemiah also faced the blistering heat of false accusation. He’d been a servant to the king of Persia but had been allowed to return to Jerusalem with other Israelites to repair its walls (Nehemiah 2:1-10).

When the wall was repaired, however, enemies accused the Jews of “planning to rebel” and making Nehemiah “their king” (6:6 nlt). How did they respond to false accusations? By declaring and living out their innocence (v. 8), courageously standing in God’s power (v. 11), and praying fervently to Him (v. 14).

Their enemies were ultimately “frightened and humiliated” as they “realized [the wall reconstruction] had been done with the help of . . . God” (v. 16 nlt).

At times, we’ll be falsely accused by others. But as God provides the strength we need, we can forgive our accusers and “live such good lives” that, though “they accuse [us] of doing wrong, they may see [our] good deeds and glorify God” (1 Peter 2:12).

Reflect & Pray
Why are believers in Jesus sometimes falsely accused? How can you live out a courageous faith?

Loving God, thank You for helping me when I’m falsely accused.

Our Daily Bread 2026 Devotional is written by Tom Felten and published by Our Daily Bread Ministries. Read more

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