This can be a particularly confusing part of Christian speech. It will often play itself out as follows:

Christian A: Good mornin', brother. How's your walk with the Lord today?
Christian B: My walk is just great, and I have just been really blessed by some great [[quiet time]] lately. How's your walk?
Christian A: Well, I have to admit, my walk has been a bit  uphill. The Lord just doesn't seem as present as he used to.
Christian B: I'm sorry to hear that. Have you been getting in your quiet time lately?

Translation of the cliché' "Walk": When a Christian talks about their walk, they are talking about how their relationship to Christ feels. It is a touchy-feely gauge, with no bearing in reality, as all of God's children are in fact loved by their creator and held in His hands regardless of how they may be feeling at the moment.