He published, besides single sermons preached at St. Paul's Cathedral in 1654 and 1656:
- Orthodox Paradoxes, Or, A Believer Clearing Truth by Seeming Contradictions (1647; 7th ed. 1657)
- Mysteries and Revelations (1647; 5th ed. 1657)
- The New Command Renew'd, (1650; 4th ed. 1657)
- Milke and Honey, with a second part of Orthodox Paradoxes (1653; 3rd ed. 1656)
- Canaan's Flowings (1654) (a second part of Milke and Honey); 3rd ed. 1658
- Things worth thinking on (1665)
- The Beauty of Holiness (1665)
- Sin: The Plague of Plagues (published 1669)
- The Puritans on Loving One Another
- The Sinfulness of Sin
- Warning to Backsliders
- Way to Happiness
Posthumous were
- The Dead yet Speaking, or Mr. Venning's Living Sayings (1674), broadsheet
- Alarm to Unconverted Sinners (1675), broadsheet
- Venning's Remains, or Christ's School (1675), preface by John Collins and James Baron.
He was one of the editors of the
English Greek Lexicon (1661), the first lexicon of New Testament Greek giving the meanings in English). His farewell sermon at St. Olave's is in
A Compleat Collection of Farewell Sermons, 1663; his 'divine sentences' are included in
Saints' Memorials, 1674. He prefaced books by William Strong, Jonathan Hanmer, Theophilus Polwhele, and John Goodwin.