There's a danger in thinking that you can show your faith by your deeds. Your deeds are worthless if you're not trusting in what Jesus did on the cross as the full payment for your sins. If Jesus isn't your Lord he can't be your Savior either.
If you're a young believer you most likely have neither personal righteousness nor deeds. It typically takes time for a new believer to give up their sinful ways of living. And it takes time before they serve God and have deeds.
As someone once said, we're saved by faith alone but not by a faith that is alone.
RE: Faith Alone - James 2