Kyeyune Albert Collins

29th September, Tuesday, 2026 KAC Digest The trap of comparison and the poison of envy! Matthew 20:15: Is it against the law for me to do what I want with my money? Should you be jealous because I am kind to others. Daily Thought: Comparison steals joy; gratitude guards the heart.”. Envy is a strange thief. It may not take away our possessions, but it quietly steals our peace. The moment we begin measuring God’s goodness to us by looking at what He has given someone else, gratitude starts to disappear. We ask, “Why them and not me?” Their promotion, new house, successful business, recognition, marriage, opportunity, or breakthrough suddenly makes our own blessings seem smaller. That is the trap of comparison. In Matthew 20, the workers were not unhappy with what they had received until they compared it with what others had been given. Their problem was not lack; it was comparison. The generosity shown to others made them forget that the landowner had also been faithful to them. We sometimes make the same mistake with God. We behave as though grace is limited-as though another person’s blessing means there is less available for us. But God’s goodness is not a small pie that must be divided into pieces. His grace is abundant. Another person’s blessing does not reduce your own. Spiritual maturity is learning to celebrate what God is doing in another person’s life without questioning what He is doing in ours. God may open someone else’s door today while preparing yours for another season. His timing, assignments and purposes are different for each of us. The next time a colleague is promoted, a friend succeeds, someone buys a new home, or another person receives the recognition you hoped for, resist comparison. Instead: Celebrate them. Thank God for them. Then count your own blessings. Write down three things God has already placed in your life that you may have begun to take for granted. When gratitude grows, envy loses its grip. Prayer Today: Heavenly Father, deliver my heart from comparison and secret envy. Teach me to rejoice sincerely when others are blessed and to remain grateful for Your goodness in my own life. Help me trust Your timing, Your provision and Your purpose for me. In Jesus’ name, Amen. Albert Collins Kyeyune Senior Partner, Mukiibi & Kyeyune Advocates Board Treasurer, Uganda Christian Lawyers’ Fraternity Head of Laity, St. Rachael C.O.U., Bulange-Mengo 0702384279

A dispute avoided is worth more than a case won in Court. This is a modern day dictum my 17 years of legal practice have taught me.

This is where ethics meets skill!

28th September, Monday, 2026 KAC Digest The last will be the first! Matthew 19:30: But many who are greatest now will be least important then, and those who seem least important now will be the greatest then” Daily Thought: True growth is rarely about what we add, but what we have the courage to subtract. We live in a “Me First” generation where success is measured by followers, titles, visibility and applause. The world tells us: promote yourself, climb higher, speak louder and make sure you are noticed. But Jesus turns the world’s definition of greatness upside down: ●Earthly applause can cost us spiritual integrity. ●Kingdom greatness often happens in secret-serving someone in need, praying for an enemy, choosing honesty over profit, or helping without expecting recognition. ●God is not looking for celebrities; He is looking for servants. Earthly prominence does not equal heavenly greatness. What the world celebrates may be insignificant before God, while what the world overlooks may be precious in His sight. In God’s Kingdom, the way up is often down. As you begin this week, choose the *“back row.”* Serve someone without announcing it. Do good without seeking applause. Give without expecting recognition. Let go of the pressure to be first, right or noticed. Serve quietly. Love genuinely. Walk humbly. God sees what others may never notice. Prayer Today Heavenly Father, free me from the race to be first. Teach me the beauty of the obeying your word completely, and give me a servant’s heart that loves without needing an audience. In Jesus’ name, Amen. Albert Collins Kyeyune Senior Partner, Mukiibi & Kyeyune Advocates Board Treasurer, Uganda Christian Lawyers’ Fraternity Head of Laity, St. Rachael C.O.U., Bulange-Mengo 0702384279

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