Everyday God-talk is an in-between space. We talk about God we experience at everyday intersection of personal situation and public arenas. We experience extraordinary God at this ordinary venue which can reform and transform our ways of being and doing in relation to God and the world. These ways of being and doing, or becoming, can take place in our Soul (theology and wisdom we inherit from our families and ancestors), Body (ministry and practice we engage in our church, communities, institutions, and the Body of Christ), and Heart (prayers and contemplative space where we keep relationship with God and the world). At everyday God-talk, these three ordinary spaces – Soul, Body, Heart – eventually shape the knowledge of God in mind, i.e., theology.