Walk with God

To Walk with God requires three steps outlined by the prophet Micah: Do justice, Love kindness, and Be humble in our walk (Micah 6:8). The phrase “to walk” means “to follow a certain course of action.” We walk with God by following the life course that He has outlined in the Bible.

Do justice
The Hebrew word for “justice,” according to one reference work, “involves right and fair relationships in the community”. God asks us to treat others according to what is right and fair by his standards. We exercise justice by being impartial, upright, and honest in our dealings with others (Leviticus 19:15; Isaiah 1:17; Hebrews 13:18). When we act justly toward others, they may be moved to act justly toward us in return (Matthew 7:12).

Love kindness
God asks us not merely to show kindness but to love it. The Hebrew word rendered “kindness” (cheʹsedh) may also be rendered “loving-kindness” or “loyal love.” Says one Bible scholar: “Love, mercy, and kindness are inadequate translations of [cheʹsedh]; it is no one of these virtues, but all of them together.” If we love kindness, we show it willingly; we find pleasure in helping those in need. As a result, we experience the happiness that comes from giving (Acts 20:35).

Walk humbly
To be "humble" or "modest” in our walk with God, we must realistically evaluate our position before Him and recognize our limitations. Therefore, to walk modestly means to have a realistic view of what he requires, and of what we can give.

Source

 * WT (2012), 11/1, “What Is Jehovah Asking Back From You?”