In this Bible class taught by Roger Potter, the discussion revolves around the life of Jacob and the conflicts he faced. The first conflict is with his brother Esau, involving favoritism and deception. The second conflict arises when Jacob works for Laban, leading to a complex situation with marriages and family dynamics. The third conflict is a spiritual one, as Jacob wrestles with God, resulting in a transformation. The class extracts four life lessons from Jacob's conflicts. Firstly, it emphasizes the negative impact of favoritism in families, suggesting that Jesus should be the focus of holiday celebrations. Secondly, it encourages individuals to actively seek opportunities to show love to those in need. Thirdly, it underscores the idea that God can use even those who have a deceitful past for His purposes. Lastly, it discusses the importance of trusting God and wrestling with Him in prayer to align with His will. The class concludes with a reminder of the ongoing spiritual battle and the need to surrender to God's sovereignty.