Troy L Callaway, MS, LMFT

Troy L Callaway, MS, LMFT Counseling for families, couples and individuals. Specializing in trauma, PTSD, substance abuse, athletic mental blocks, Neurofeedback Therapy and EMDR

“Our wounds are often the openings into the best and most beautiful part of us.”

After obtaining a Master of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy from Texas Women's University in 1985, Troy's passion for behavioral health work began. In addition to his work with adolescents, families, and couples counseling, he spent several years working with New Life Clinics, Paul Meier Day Hospital and other outpatient clinics and gained valuable experience working with adolescents and addictions. Troy is also trained in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), a very fast paced healing process for all types of trauma, PTSD, abuse issues, anxiety, overwhelming emotions, grief issues and cravings. He works with athletes suffering from mental blocks, injuries and other issues inhibiting performance. Even after an injury is completely healed, the brain can often retain the pain memory, causing the athlete to compensate by favoring one side over the other, for example. More than 50% of his athletic clients are able to completely move past it in just one or two sessions. "A person's belief system is most important. What do you believe about yourself, your world and your purpose in this world? How does the problem you are experiencing relate to that belief? Spirituality and religion are a strong part of this. For those who request, I offer Christian/Biblical counseling. For those desiring a different approach, I am respectful of their beliefs and direction."

03/31/2026
03/31/2026

THE REAL MT. SINAI

There is a mountain in northwest Saudi Arabia that matches the biblical account of Mount Sinai in detail after detail. Jebel el Lawz rises out of the land with a blackened summit, a peak that looks scorched, set apart from the lighter rock below. Scripture tells us that God descended on Mount Sinai in fire, and the mountain was covered in smoke. What stands there today looks exactly like a mountain that has been exposed to intense heat from above, not from within.

But this is not just about a dark peak. The surrounding evidence is what makes this location so compelling.

At the base of this mountain is a large, open plain. Scripture describes a place where a massive population could gather before the mountain, and this area fits that description. This is not a narrow valley or confined space. It is a broad region capable of holding a nation.

Nearby, there is a large split rock, often identified with the rock at Horeb. The formation shows clear signs of water erosion, not just from rainfall, but from a significant outflow. The Bible records that Moses struck the rock and water poured out for the people. You are not looking at a small crack. You are looking at a massive split, consistent with a powerful event.

There are also stone structures in the area that many identify as an altar. Some of these stones bear carvings of cattle, which aligns with the account of the golden calf in Exodus. The people turned away and worshiped an idol, and here we find physical reminders carved into the stone itself.

In addition, there are markers that appear to form a boundary around the mountain. In Exodus, the people were commanded not to touch the mountain and boundaries were set. The presence of these markers surrounding the site matches that instruction in a way that is difficult to ignore.

Piece by piece, the picture comes together. A mountain with a burned summit. A gathering place large enough for the people. A split rock with evidence of water flow. Altars and carvings tied to the events recorded in Scripture. Boundary markers surrounding the mountain.

This is not random. This is not scattered coincidence. This is a location that lines up with the biblical record in a way that points directly back to a real moment in history when God revealed Himself.

And that changes everything.

Because the God who descended on that mountain did not leave His revelation there. The Law given at Sinai points forward to something greater. It shows us our need. It exposes our sin. And it leads us to the One who fulfilled it, Jesus Christ.

The question is not whether the mountain is real.

The question is, will you treat this as just another story, or will you recognize that the same God who descended on that mountain is the One who calls you today?

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