Hi Jonathan, 

I think it's pretty common that we think of worship/glorifying God in grandiose ways:  Big music, martyrdom, things that make the big ticket.  Your allusion to Peter is interesting, because he thought the worshiping at the transfiguration was by building tabernacles for Moses, Elijah, and Jesus.  But really Jesus' ultimate ways for Worship are in serving others as he served us.  The more I see the way he interacted with the marginalized, broken(although he did allow a little crooning from Mary while Martha was busy and he did allow the pouring of the expensive Nard later on)is that our greatest Worship of him comes especially when no one else even notices.  And that's the hardest thing to do in my opinion