When you come to the limit of what you can do, what happens next?

Thy sea, O God, so great,
My boat so small.
It cannot be that any happy fate
Will me befall
Save as Thy goodness opens paths for me,
Through the consuming vastness of the sea.
Thy winds, O God, so strong,
So slight my sail.
How could I curb and bit them
on the long And saltry trail,
Unless Thy love were mightier than the wrath
Of all the tempests that beset my path?
Thy world, O God, so fierce,
And I so frail.
Yet, though its arrows threaten oft to pierce
My fragile mail,
Cities of refuge rise where dangers cease,
Sweet silences abound, and all is peace.
- Winfred Ernest Garrison

So, "what does Compassionate Action look like in your life?" - It's simply reaching out with a helping hand or a listening ear to someone who is struggling in some way.

If you sense the Holy Spirit urging you to do that but you don't feel up to it either because you are struggling with your own issues, or you feel inadequate, talk to Jesus about it. Tell Him about your struggles and feelings of inadequacy, give Him what you do have to give and then reach out in faith to that person and see how Jesus will use you to show compassion to them and bless you in the process.

And why is this value of Compassionate Action so importnt for us as Christians? We hear that in Ephesians 2:8-10. We are not saved BY good works, but we are saved FOR good works, that God has prepared for us to do. Those good works include Compassionate Action which the Holy Spirit can use to draw others to the Savior.

They are one of the ways that we "Live Out The Love of The King!".