The Lost Estate Research Program
The Lost Estate is an interdisciplinary research and public-education initiative examining how wealth and intergenerational value are created, accumulated, protected, transferred, disrupted, restored, and sustained across families, communities, institutions, and generations.
The Lost Estate Research Program
Latest Episodes
“Nothing New Under the Sun: Minister Don C. Johnson’s Sermon on Ecclesiastes 1:1-9”
In this powerful message delivered at New Galilee Baptist Church on February 18, 2025, Minister Don C. Johnson reflects on the timeless wisdom found in Ecclesiastes 1:1-9. With the central theme “Vanity of vanitie...
Securing Legacies: A Comprehensive Guide to Modern Estate Planning
Join us in this enlightening episode as we delve into estate planning essentials with insights from the influential book "The Lost Estate" by Jermaine Whiteside. Learn about integrating church cooperative insurance programs, managing digital as...
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Week 6- Legacy & Integrity: Charting the Path of Faithful Stewardship- Full Presentation
In this week's episode, explore the profound journey of building a legacy intertwined with faith and ethics. Drawing from the teachings of Deuteronomy and Timothy, we discuss the importance of imparting values to the next generation and the rol...
Week 5 Discussion-Financial Foundations: Building Legacy through Generational Trusts
In this insightful episode, our special guests dive into the significance of generational trusts. They explore the legal, psychological, and spiritual aspects of creating and maintaining these powerful tools for legacy building. Learn how trust...
Week 5 |Unlocking Financial Behavior: Psychological Insights & Biblical Wisdom | Full Presentation
Dive into Week 5 of our enlightening series as we explore the psychological underpinnings of financial behavior with key biblical insights. This episode delves into how trust in God's plan and pursuing peace through prayer and wise planning inf...
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