Hold On, I Have a Point

In Episode 9 of Hold On, I Have a Point, Ashley Luxenberg is joined by recurring co-host Tabitha Alexander, The Playful Wife, for an honest conversation about Biblical Submission. Together, they unpack common misconceptions, explore what Scripture actually teaches about submission in marriage, and share real-life insights on respect, partnership, communication, and God's design for healthy, Christ-centered relationships. Whether this topic makes you curious, cautious, or uncomfortable, this episode offers biblical truth, practical encouragement, and a few laughs along the way.

Marriage isn't always easy, and nobody knows that better than wives trying to balance faith, family, expectations, and the everyday realities of life.In this episode of Hold On, I Have a Point, Ashley Luxenberg sits down with Tabitha Alexander, known as The Playful Wife, for an honest conversation about what it takes to build a strong, lasting marriage in today's culture.Together they discuss communication, respect, conflict, forgiveness, intimacy, biblical roles, and the challenges many couples face but rarely talk about openly. Whether you're newly married, have been married for decades, or simply want to strengthen your relationship, this episode offers practical wisdom, encouragement, and faith-based perspective for navigating marriage with purpose.Join us for a candid discussion filled with truth, laughter, and real-life insights that can help you grow closer to your spouse and closer to God.Connect with Ashley:Podcast: Hold On, I Have a PointFOLLOW TABITHA @ThePlayfulWifeSubscribe, share, and leave a review if this episode encouraged you.

Motherhood is more than what the world sees. In this episode, we unpack the strength behind the calling of a mother and challenge the idea that being a “helper” means being secondary—because biblically, it means being a vital support system, built with strength and purpose. We also dive into Titus chapter 2 and what it truly says about a woman’s role in her home, her marriage, and her character. This is an honest look at the weight moms carry, the expectations we navigate, and the reminder to endure the hard days while still embracing them before they’re gone.

In this Talent Agency Q&A episode, Ashley breaks down one of the most misunderstood parts of the industry—wardrobe. From castings to booked jobs to portfolio shoots, what you wear can make or break how clients see you.She explains why less is more in commercial modeling, how the goal is never to “stand out” but to fit seamlessly into the brand, and why loud patterns, logos, and extreme styling are your worst enemy.Ashley also dives into:The difference between casting wardrobe vs. shoot wardrobeWhy natural always wins (especially for kids and teens)How to build a simple, versatile wardrobe lineup that booksThe biggest mistakes talent makes trying to “look like a model”Real agency expectations vs. what people think looks goodIf you’ve ever second-guessed an outfit before a shoot or casting—this episode will save you time, stress, and probably a few bad outfit choices.

You ever notice how the second things start going wrong, suddenly it’s not a thing… it’s all the things?In this episode of Hold On, I’ve Got a Point, I’m diving into that exact moment—when life, work, kids, expectations, and everyone’s unsolicited opinions decide to show up at the same time like it’s a group project you didn’t sign up for.We’re talking about the mental overload, the pressure to keep it together, and the slightly sarcastic reality of being told “it’s just a season” while you’re in the middle of the chaos.Let's dive into what the Bible says about "All the things" and prioritizing what matters most. If you’ve ever felt like everything stacks up at once—and somehow you’re still expected to function like a normal human—this one’s for you.

On Palm Sunday, they shouted “Hosanna.” Five days later, they shouted, “Crucify Him.”So… what happened?In this episode, we break down the uncomfortable truth behind Holy Week—how a crowd that praised Jesus turned on Him almost overnight. This isn’t just a history lesson… it’s a heart check.We’re talking about:How expectations of Jesus didn’t match who He actually came to beHow influence, fear, and pressure can shift people fastHow easy it is to follow Jesus when it’s popular… and walk away when it costs somethingThis episode will challenge you to ask a real question:Would I have been in the praising crowd… or the shouting crowd?Because the truth is—we’re not as different from them as we’d like to think.Let’s walk through Holy Week together, not just remembering what happened… but letting it change us.

Q&A – Let’s Talk About ItYou asked… and I’m answering. No filters, no fluff.In this episode, I’m diving into real questions straight from social media— the entertainment industry, and the stuff people usually avoid saying out loud. Some answers might challenge you. Some might encourage you. And a few might make you laugh a little (because let’s be honest—we need that too).If you’ve ever had questions but didn’t know where to ask them… this one’s for you.

The internet isn’t raising your kids—but it’s definitely trying to influence them. In this video, Ashley breaks down practical, real-life strategies to help parents take back control of what their children are exposed to online. From hidden device settings to simple boundaries that actually work, this isn’t about fear—it’s about awareness and action.You’ll walk away with clear steps you can implement immediately, including how to turn on built-in safety alerts on Apple devices, create healthier screen habits, and open honest conversations with your kids about what they’re seeing. Ashley also shares a powerful biblical perspective on guarding your home, your mind, and your family in a digital world that doesn’t filter itself.This is for parents who don’t want to be clueless, passive, or one step behind.What You’ll Learn:How to enable Apple’s built-in content alerts for kidsSimple device boundaries that reduce exposure instantlyRed flags parents often miss onlineHow to talk to your kids without shutting them downA faith-based perspective on protecting your home

In K-pop Demon Hunters: A Christian Take, Ashley dives into the wildly popular K-pop Demon Hunters series through a bold, faith-based lens. Breaking down the themes of spiritual warfare, deception, and identity, this podcast challenges listeners to look beyond the entertainment and ask deeper questions about what they’re kids are consuming. With a mix of biblical truth, real-life application, and unapologetic commentary, each episode equips believers to discern culture without compromising their faith.