This document presents a proposal for a theme for an upcoming Pentecost retreat, intended as preparation for a subsequent conference. The author explores whether the ultimate goal of all human endeavor should be the glorification of God, or the 'Greater Glory of God.' He argues that while the heavens declare God's glory and a righteous person naturally reflects it, they were not created solely for this specific purpose. The author points out that the term 'to glorify' or 'to celebrate' is inherently ambiguous and lacks a clear, singular definition compared to God’s explicit intentions and commands. Consequently, he posits that true glorification of God is found through active obedience to His will, rather than obedience being a mere component of glorification. The text invites further dialogue on this subject to clarify religious objectives and spiritual priorities. By prioritizing concrete obedience over abstract glorification, the author seeks to provide a more grounded and practical spiritual foundation for the retreat participants and their daily lives.